So some random person made a calculation according to another random person on fucking Quora and you think those are actual odds?
Another two second Google search, it was Francis Galton who calculated those odds.
That means at least 2 people have the same fingerprints based on the odds you have given me without checking their accuracy.
I don’t think 1 or 2 pairs of people having had fingerprints that matched from the dawn of humanity to today is sufficient to say it’s a myth that “no two people have the same fingerprint”. The likelihood that two living people, or even two people who lived at the same time ever, shared fingerprints, is still effectively 0. I’m not trying to say fingerprints are magic, just that they are relatively unique. That’s not a myth.
It’s clear you have strong feelings on this, and I really don’t, so I don’t expect I’ll be engaging further. I’m sorry for any distress.