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Originally Posted by pstinard  Why the sad face and question marks? If you do a google scholar search for research articles about the MARS test or Wisdom panel, you will find studies comparing visual recognition of dog breeds in mixed breed dogs with the results of Wisdom panel testing, concluding that the Wisdom panel testing is more accurate. It is what it is. |
If you 'hover' over that icon, it says "confused" and I highlighted the statement that "confused" me. Sorry if I confused you, too.
I would be interested in knowing 'why' the "scientific community" is 'allowing' testing it 'knows' is "not perfect" to gain "acceptance" in the first place...if you know the answer, though.
Is there concern in the "scientific community" that "acceptance" might lead to complacency as more and more in the "scientific community" begin to "accept" the test results, perhaps as fact, regardless of whether or not the test is proven to be accurate?
Just thinking in print...