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Royalty, DNA, Big Data and the new world order

Today's paper's headline states "Hunt is on in Gujarat for a distant cousin who shares Prince William’s Indian blood- Tests have established a direct link between the Duke of Cambridge and a woman believed to have been at least half Indian"
A new social order Based on DNA mapping ?


Maybe this  DNA testing and matching may destroy the Blue Blood of Royalty in the world. 
If all the DNA of all the worlds inhabitants are collected into one big data base and we use BIGDATA to find a relationship and sort people of the world based on their DNA then we will have a new classification of the human race, one based on science, rather then ethnicity, religion, color or nation, could this be the end of our social setting as we known and build over the centuries. 
Could there be a new set of groups who come together based on their DNA and migrate to new planets to settle and start their own DNA based tribes ?
Could we have all descended from a GOD who was from space and we all have strains of the original creators imprint in our DNA, could we find this out by mapping every person's DNA in the planet.  
If DNA became the new world order we may all have a 16/32/64 octal digits as our names which would be our DNA code. 
We have the tools in Big Data to create this new world order, but are we ready for this outcome ???  
Royalty can fund this exercise, Science will work on the DNA and Technology will provide the tools for Big Data Analysis, could this be the basis of a new social classification and new religion and a new world order with no royalty but only DNA supremacy.
Love to get your comments and thoughts. 

Please Note  I am not an atheist. 

3:48pm


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