You've been lied to about Globular Amphora Culture

[Live The Magic]

Only that he’s not Uralid. Your prediction was incorrect.

Maybe he is mixed Uralid + some European type, and the combination is giving him overall more European look.

[AndreiDNA]

Maybe he is mixed Uralid + some European type, and the combination is giving him overall more European look.

his result isnt even uralid, but a mix of uralid + european


In the time I've sold trait predictor reports and the executable, I've never encountered a reaction as crazy as this.

[Isinimo]

Imagine trying to unaryanize the GAC.

[Vessna]

his result isnt even uralid, but a mix of uralid + european


In the time I've sold trait predictor reports and the executable, I've never encountered a reaction as crazy as this.

Typical sequence- gaslight first, call crazy later. You admitted in DM that mtebid prediction was incorrect. Not even going to waste my time further.

[~Elizabeth~]

Conclusion: AndreiDNA and his tool sucks.

[Tilaratch]

I’m not sure why you’re accusing me of lying. My 23andMe report literally states that my genetics make me “most likely to have lighter skin.” It assigns a combined 71% probability to very fair and moderately fair skin, 25% to light beige skin, and only 3% to olive skin.

That’s why I said 23andMe was more accurate in my case. I’m fair-skinned and burn easily. We can disagree about which model performs better overall, but my interpretation of my own report is consistent with the results shown.

That exact skin tone prediction is very common among 23andme customers of European ancestry. Just because it is accurate in your case doesn’t discount the large number of customers with darker skin than you who are also predicted as 39% very fair.

Check here for examples:
https://www.reddit.com/r/23andme/com...ame_skin_tone/

There is currently no ideal skin pigmentation prediction tool available.

[Vessna]

That exact skin tone prediction is very common among 23andme customers of European ancestry. Just because it is accurate in your case doesn’t discount the large number of customers with darker skin than you who are also predicted as 39% very fair.

Check here for examples:
https://www.reddit.com/r/23andme/com...ame_skin_tone/

There is currently no ideal skin pigmentation prediction tool available.

And that’s fine but his tool predicted over 90% chance of olive skin. That’s a large discrepancy.

[Live The Magic]

I checked HIrisPlex for my case and case of few other people and it was 100% correct.

[ChatGPT]

Conclusion: AndreiDNA and his tool sucks.

What Vessna really looks like:



Ive said a long time ago this guy was lame and gay.

[Tilaratch]

What Vessna really looks like:



Ive said a long time ago this guy was lame and gay.

Under his tool samples with heavy NW euro ancestry like British, Scandinavians, and Finns tend to strongly score white on average. Balto-Slavs are more variable. In that population sense it is not surprising that Vessna as a Belorussian might strongly score olive. There are NW Europeans who have darker skin than Vessna but nevertheless score white with AndreiDNA’s tool. Since skin pigmentation is possibly the most polygenic it might reflect genetic cluster more and individual appearance less than other predictions.