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freelikegnu-4 karma

How are the vague and inconclusive results from these expensive ($199 and up) tests more entertaining than going to a psychic $10-50, reading the horoscope (free), or a fortune cookie (meal purchase may be required)?

freelikegnu-4 karma

Thank you for your reply, but how is it more entertaining? Is it in the waiting for weeks, official looking documents? I'm not expecting science from any of these:

A fortune cookie tells me "You may be related to Genghis Khan" and gives me some lucky lottery numbers (which I might sell to someone who plays the lottery)

Does a genetic test tell you: "You are [not] related to Genghis Khan"?

If so, I might be interested in starting a dating service for those wanting to know if their potential dates are related to Genghis Khan for whatever purpose they fancy.

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