WTF $42,000 for the perfect pint?

[GrumpyPaul]

http://www.news.com.au/technology/gadgets/a-brewery-is-promising-the-best-beer-of-your-life-thanks-to-a-personalised-test-using-your-dna/news-story/aaf46944700f11ced26c4a80d51adf8a

#coughbulshitcough

 

[TwoCrows]

DNA testing in the beginning cost in the millions..

Now $900.00


I bet they brew 23 ltrs and ******** 46 punters!

 

[technobabble66]

I'm surprised they didn't throw the word "nanotechnology" in there somewhere...

 

[sp0rk]

I'm surprised they didn't throw the word "nanotechnology" in there somewhere...

FOXDIE!

 

[pcqypcqy]

digital transformation.

 

[damoninja]

DNA testing in the beginning cost in the millions..

Now $900.00


I bet they brew 23 ltrs and ******** 46 punters!

Less than $900

Look up CRISPR / gene drive

It's not part of your refrigerator or someone who takes your dry cleaning

 

[damoninja]

The test will determine whether you prefer things sweet or bitter.

Huh

Before I knew any better I used to ******* hate a big bitter IPA now I love an IPA unless that's abhorrently bitter.

Wonder if you get a refund if they're wrong?

 

[Chap]

Wonder if you get a refund if they're wrong?

hope so, what a crock

 

[earle]

The whole concept is flawed IMO. I don't believe there is one single perfect beer for me - depends on the place, time, weather, accompanying food ...... - a lot of factors independent of my DNA.

 

[Brownsworthy]

What farking bullsh!t!

 

[mtb]

earle got it on one I reckon. Some days, all I want is to be tongue-slammed by a true-to-style IPA, sometimes I want a refreshing lager. DNA has nothing to do with it.. Google would have better luck predicting my beer preferences based on my browsing habits alone

 

[Bribie G]

I didn't click on the original link because I refuse to support the Murcoch Cancer.