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Here's the thing: You pay anywhere from hundreds to thousands of dollars for a genetic test, but what you're really buying is a sense of control. You want to know your dread future and prepare for it - or even prevent it. But with most big genetic scares, like a predisposition for colon cancer, heart problems, or diabetes, what will the doctors tell you? Eat better, stop smoking, get more exercise. You don't need the Delphic Oracle to figure that out.
From an article over at http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/14.04/start.html?pg=10 (467 words/2254 characters)
I never like it to stumble over an interesting topic, open the page - only to find out it'd take 30 minutes to read while I have little time right now.
