Posted on 05/31/2024 11:41:20 AM PDT by Red Badger
Ping!...................
Because there’s no theory that predicts things like that.
There is ONE guy who knows and that’s God Almighty.
It has the highest intelligence of all the ferns and other than a few incidents in the Paleozoic era, has been mostly peaceful.
“But now researchers “know they have the ability to insert themselves in nearby genes and provide them with new functions or silence them.””
Uh oh. I have a real bad feeling about this. As if the globalist ghouls playing god don’t already have enough evil goals to tinker with....(not kidding...lol).
I’ve seen this movie.
It doesn’t end well...................
Genome size past a certain point is not correlated to complexity of the organism.
Amoebas have large genomes for example.
A lot of DNA is along for the ride simply because it can.
“I’ve seen this movie.
It doesn’t end well...................”
No. Not well at all. At least, not for us hoomans.
It’s just data. When they do decode it, it will read “Your time is up. Best regards, God” Bummer.
In their ignorance, scientists don’t have an explanation for certain DNA sequences, so they call it “junk” DNA. THEN it turns out not to be.
That’s why it’s hard to trust them when they talk about settled science.
No one knows.
No theories have ever predicted genomic findings.
As opposed to molecular biological, with RNA translation being the classic example.
Exactly
Yeah, my fern’s always bragging about it, what a pain. ;^)
Thanks Red Badger.
Tell your fern it better straighten up or it’s going to the “
Fern-ace.
I told it I’d hire the Mob to plant it.
If that happens, it’ll be a frond memory.
And to think we get excited when a chubby, drooling, human baby manages for its thumb to find its mouth:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xN8c_X0LNcg&ab_channel=Learjet15
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