Even with our knowledge of how DNA and RNA molecules work, isn't there still something indescribably weird about our existence?

?2016-01-16T06:55:59Z

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Yes!

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nameless2016-01-16T19:05:37Z

Even with our knowledge of how DNA and RNA molecules work, isn't there still something indescribably weird about our existence?

~~~ The less you know, the more 'ignorant', the 'weirder' everything appears!
A car is 'weird' to someone who has never seen one, no knows how it works!
What is a 'miracle' to one, is just a Bic lighter to another!
Perspective...

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Jackboot2016-01-17T03:42:19Z

Please be more specific. "Weird" means different things to different people.

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