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Re:GlaxoSmithKline makes $300M investment in 23andMe, forms ... by Retric on Thursday July 26, 2018 @09:53AM (#17617491)
False positives don't necessarily mean the test was executed incorrectly. It often means you are testing for something closely related to the information you want.

If a test failed because _ then it failed independent of why it failed. If your long lost twin causes you to be involved with a paternity suit or homicide investigation then that's both a false positive and a significant problem.

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