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Your DNA is not your destiny, but it sure can write a rough draft of your future. And unlike horoscopes or crystal balls, genetic testing can actually tell you something useful—like whether that...
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We didn't wake up one day and hand the reins to machines. It happened quietly, one convenience at a time. Your email sorted itself. Your calendar learned to suggest meeting times. Your bank had already flagged the fraud before you noticed the charge. These felt like helpful upgrades, not power transfers. But something shifted along the way, and most of us missed it.







