Commentary on the DNA Molecule

 


1. There is no way that the DNA molecule can be formed without a program, meaning, a programmer must be behind it.


2. The C value paradox evaporates if one views DNA under the lens of aesthetics. With less than 1% of the human genome intelligibly coding for function, we need to overthrow it. Period. It is clear that DNA is far from being a functional molecule. It is better to view DNA as an aesthetic phenomenon with functional elements thrown in to make it work.

A change in perspectives is crucial but with funding and livelihoods at stake, such a perspective wouldn't be entertained.

The view that the DNA molecule and everything else in nature is due to aesthetics just isn't popular, even though semiotics tells us so. I don't want to be to explicit but my implication is clear enough.

The existence of fractals and fractal-like structures point invariably to an obsession with beauty behind the cosmos.

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