Know thyself

• Lifeblog: A wander through personal genomics
  While I am still trying to get a feel for how 23andMe is positioning itself, I do think that the drive in personal genomics will come from people wanting to know more about themselves, to help them make lifestyle decisions, and to feel more secure about their potential health future and of their children. And having the information before knowing what it means is fine, since companies like 23andMe keep combing the literature to add meaning to the data.
• Catalist | Home Catalist is transforming the way progressive organizations communicate and campaign by creating a comprehensive, well-maintained national database of all voting-age individuals in the United States, along with the tools and expertise needed to make this database broadly accessible, at an affordable price.
• The Confucius Genealogy Compilation Committee Rejects DNA Testing » The Genetic Genealogist
• Predicting the Vote: Pollsters Identify Tiny Voting Blocs
• Seed: Inheriting Confucius
• Know thyself – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia