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My waiting page just changed from "within 24" hours to "tomorrow" so looks like it's going to be a while. May also partially be related to Vahaduo seeking license fees. Seems that basically he was okay being part of the sharing community, but since IllustrativeDNA is going "indie" from G25, he...

I'm not the one to interpret but here's another post

Very true. The New World is an old concept. In all honesty, many areas where the US was leading or innovating, have apogee'd, and are being surpassed. I'm not surprised that people don't want to immigrate from other "developed nations". Tech development is now seemingly better elsewhere, and so...

Or population density? If you'd like your own big plot of land. This map seems to have Canada and Russia as the best. But a quick search says West Europe isn't anymore overpopulated than the US 🤷 Landscape diversity is maybe, maybe greater than at least any one European country. To the whole...

Maybe authentic Mexican food? Perhaps the ethnic food the US might "win" On that note aren't Cocoa, tomatoes, and corn from the Americas? Chocolate drinks, long long ago, might have been a reason too

This post by on Reddit seems to cover it. So small changes to the models, but more samples in a few months. All in all, still not at the snp level. A long journey to go

So far MyHeritage and I used that file for IllustrativeDNA. (Thankfully my autosomal results were very accurate. For the file itself, and matches, I'd probably take Ancestry next) I just visited the site, and saw the IllustrativeDNA upgrade as well. Not sure of the news, but I'll post any new...

Fair enough, and there are interesting quirks to everyone's results. I do try avoid calculators with CEU, though (75.2% CEU30 😑). However, this class may have interesting use in the increasingly mixed future.

I completely agree with all of the above sentiments. The American lifestyle is maddening and lacks much in comparison to Europe. However I'll propose my own uninformed perspective. American small sub-cultures can be great and are remedying. Even if the majority are eating horribly, there's a...

Pretty neat, not knowing too much myself, was interesting to see the Siberian percentage. Mine gets a small boost from N_S. I also think attachments are disabled for me so here's a snapshot: (edit: oops nevermind post is from 2023) Using 4 populations approximation...

I'm somewhat sorry to bump an older thread, and with a mildly low effort post, but the intro (even just the first couple of minutes) to this driving video is somewhat relevant and remarkable. Famous English vlogger (casual travel) Bald & Bankrupt, known for Eastern Europe, recently visited...

It seems posts took an architectural bent and this is perfect because painting isn't really a barbarian thing. For me it is wooden architecture. Trees are plentiful, it's cheap and easy to build. Easy to move on. Easy to replace. Easy to fix. In particular, that Norwegian Stave Church. This...

And then North Swedish specifically, since it is where the branch I consider "my family" arrives partly from, and is my interest And Sámi not as part of mine, but as a component of Scandinavia

I'm pretty much a luddite and my phone is quite old. It can't handle going to YouTube however I tried an artistic piece. With better resources I'd improve it, and definitely get some high fantasy LOTR style included and so on. I should clarify this is a theoretical path of R-Z93, my obsession...

Hopefully you can find out. As you probably already know r/IllustrativeDNA is very Turkish. Especially if you feel comfortable sharing coordinates or your GEDMatch id with somebody who seems knowledgeable, you'd probably find a couple good answers pretty fast

🥺 Still pretty neat for 'mixed' like a map pca. And interpretively, a fisherman is what many ancestors were

I keep going back to it after saying I wont. But now Eurogenes makes perfect sense. Southeast_English for Celto-Germanic North_Swedish for Scand/Balt/Finn North_Dutch, Nor, etc for excess British-Germanic Or Irish, Scot for excess Celt And so on. Honestly a revelation and results are finally...

Makes sense. For me perhaps the simple Norse/Danish distinction used here is as far into the subject I'll look. But also looks like invaders never really conquered Wales (I'm not a historian). At any rate Wales is pretty r1a absent. All seems pretty evident and logical except for Cornwall...

Very interesting. The Near East aspect is something. Hopefully you can find out more. And thank you for all the help. I may take a break from the research but there's been some good progress these last few days with these ancient samples. Also these new coordinates are a bit more Germanic and...