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Based upon the assumption you can know when the mutation occurred? Based upon the assumption you can know the frequency of them?You seem to forget the part where the random mutation is then subsequently inherited by off spring. And their off spring. And their off spring. And........ so on.
This accumulation of mutations is exactly what allows "working backwards", Zweistein.
It's exactly what produces nested hierarchies.
It's exactly what forms family trees.
It's exactly what you keep ignoring and/or get wrong.
Postulated crud then, right?
Exactly it would be a waste of money beingcwe both know they will only be able to tell we share 12% Asian genes, etc, not when any divergence occurred. Who you trying to convince with that PR, yourself?It's like you have no idea AT ALL about how DNA works.
Do the test.
Gather DNA samples from you, your sibling, your distant cousin and 97 other random people.
Send them anonymously to a lab and ask how the samples are related.
It would cost you money, but you'll have black on white evidence that they really don't have a problem determining wich of these samples are related to what level.
Yes, it tells me that without samples from further back you can’t tell me when we were related. It tells me you require samples of all right now to determine ancestors, but can’t tell when we became related or when we were not.....If sample A and sample B are determined to being siblings, that doesn't tell you something about their shared ancestry???????
Or if they are cousins? Or distant cousins?
Money wasted to tell me I am 12% Irish, 8% Scottish, 32% German, etc.Please take you DNA and send it to the Genographic Project.
It'll cost you 100 bucks but at least you'll learn something.
Money well spend imo.
Won’t tell me a thing about when the German line entered, or Irish, etc. Now will it. Be honest for once in your life if that is possible.
PR gets you nowhere except into fantasy land.
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