Summary:
The book explores the impact of home DNA testing on individual identity, family, and society, delving into personal stories of unexpected ancestry results and the ethical implications of genetic data. It examines how these revelations can redefine relationships, heritage, and our understanding of who we are.
Key points:
1. DNA Testing and Identity: The book discusses how DNA tests can change a person's self-perception by revealing unexpected family history.
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