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>Rather "He died because dna replication wasn't perfect and caused his liver to develop cancer", but I don't fully agree with article author either. I think th
by shrimp_emoji 7y ago
>Rather "He died because dna replication wasn't perfect and caused his liver to develop cancer", but I don't fully agree with article author either.
I think they meant the "unfixed bug" was that the liver can't process the lethal poison (as it does other toxins).
It would be less of a bug than a vulnerability though; imperfect DNA replication leading to cancer is spiritually closer to a bug, IMO.