If the DNA of all in the world was put in a database that Law Enforcement, Doctors, Univeristy researchers has access to. When a crime is committed with DNA is left behind. Police would be able to identifly them for quick arrest.
just thinking what's your input
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being able to catch criminals more quickly is a positive thing.
having d n a from every person, in my opinion, would not be a good thing.
too many nefairi
for me.
Yes, and no doubt it will happen eventually.
that's a very old idea & governments have been working on it for decades. remember, mistakes can be made with that technology so i hope it never happens.
One single person's DNA is... enough to make your eyes cross.
EVERYBODY'S DNA is rather a large amount of data.
But with a simple modern laptop it could be done today. If you have samples and people willing to enter them.
The idea has been bruited about before, but nothing much has come of it yet. I think CCTV is taking the lead in crime solving tools right now.
EVERYBODY'S DNA is rather a large amount of data.
But with a simple modern laptop it could be done today. If you have samples and people willing to enter them.
The idea has been bruited about before, but nothing much has come of it yet. I think CCTV is taking the lead in crime solving tools right now.