> i don't want the government having that much bio-genetic information on everyone i'm pretty sure they already do if they really care about it. they take blood samples right after your birth just to check for common problems. and the samples don't get processed in house, but are sent over to a handful of labs to do the testing. sneaking in a dna database would not actually be all that hard, glowies would only have to plant lab technicians at the right positions. > but that would require hundreds or thousands of them! and the glowie machinery is much bigger than that and yet things still rarely leak. the only question is if they consider that investment to be worth the reward. imo, automatic dna tests to check who the parents are would carry more benefits than downsides.
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