FYI, anyone in your family who has done this “for a bit of fun”, has just given their whole genome sequence away for however this company sees fit to use or sell (which can include other companies they sell this info to in the future, or any government or law enforcement agency that gets access to this in the future).
Anyone in your family who has given away their genetic info like this, has indirectly given away parts of your genetic information too without your consent.
Yeah well pro choice and all that, it’s their body to do as they please.
Problem is that it effects close relatives as well since their dna is almost identical
So does smoking.
Who in their right mind gives “23 and me” still more data to sell? Or rather leak…
Thankfully, nobody needed to for me to make this meme. It’s all in my head
It’s been a long time since I read the Magician’s Nephew tbf, but I’m pretty sure she was there too?? This was not the flex he thought it was
Spoilers below, it is a pretty good series, read it. But also, do not start with the Magician’s Nephew. It is chronologically first, so some publisher changed it after the author died, use the original order.
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She was a queen of a long dead world with a dying sun, and had gone into a magical stasis. The children inadvertently woke her and brought her to Narnia as it was being created. But Aslan is much older than her. It isn’t stated outright, but he may well have created the world she was born on too, if there are other world makers they aren’t mentioned
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What order should they be read then? I started with “The magician’s nephew” and though that made sense back then (probably when I was like 13).
If your set starts with the Magician’s Nephew, move it to second from last. Read The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe first. The Magician’s Nephew is chronologically first, but the wrong order to tell the story. Which is why the author didn’t put it first.
It all makes sense if you read Magician’s Nephew first, but it removes mystery from the others. And the reveal of the events in Magician’s Nephew was more exciting after reading most of the rest of the series, instead of being the intro to that universe. It takes some of the magic out of the series. As someone who has read most of C.S. Lewis’s books more than once, I’m pretty confident he’d be pissed about it.
