Here's a link for you that shows some statistics.Basically it says that of the people that the american association of blood banks tests for paternity, ~30% come up as negative for paternity. Hell, Maury Povich has made a nice living on showing whether or not some dude is the father.
This guy'svideos are fun.
It's almost like you didn't think anyone would read it.
"MISCONCEPTIONS IN
PARENTAGE TESTING
It is important to understand the significance of the exclusion rate, especially since
the statistic has been misinterpreted in the past. For example, several organizations
have used the exclusion rate to suggest improperly that 30% of men are misled into
believing they are biological fathers of children. This suggestion is incorrect. The
exclusion rate includes a number of factors.One is that the men are alleged to be
fathers. This is important as a womanmay allege several men as possible fathers
because she was sexually active with these individuals. These are not men who
were misled into believingthey were fathers and then later discovered they are not.
The testing merely sorts out which man is the biological father so presumably that
man can assume his parental role. Another factor is that sometimes men are
accused and tested because a man who is not excluded is alleging that the mother
had multiple sexual partners aspart of his defense. Sometimes a man is required to
be tested because of a legal presumption, that is, when the mother properly names
the correct father but because she is (was) married to someone else, there is a legal
presumption that the husband is the father. The husband is then tested to rebut the
legal presumption, not because he was misled into believing he is the biological
father of the child"
And ya, it's a paternity clinic where people go to settle a dispute about who the father is. Of course the numbers are hugely inflated. It would be like going to a redpillconvention and concluding that 80% of the population are dead eyed sociopaths