'completed DNA strands contain only about one mistake in every 100 million to 1 billion base pairs (in humans, usually less than one per chromosome per replication)'
sometimes, i really wonder at the chances in life. faced with odds like these, how does one account for mutations and the like? i do believe that this gives God a lot more credit for such than what people usually do. not that i'm blaming Him or anything, but really, the stats say it all. well, at least i'm convinced.
things happen for a reason. i may not know them, but i hope that one day, i will.
and every now and then, at times like these, i still feel a spark of incredulity that anyone would actually accept this. but then, if they don't, i feel indignant and rave on about discrimination and level playing fields. and when they do, i hesitate to believe that it is even possible.
really, what do i want?
and God forbid that i use this as an advantage, a weapon to level my opponents and create my own playing field.
