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Proteins, DNA, and other life structures could be mirrored, but sunlight, minerals, water, and acids can't, and right-handed life has already monopolized them.

• cblconfederate 6y ago
  i think they can all be mirrored, naturally (light or water isn't chiral). none of them exists in one form more than the other
  • cma 6y ago
    Not without exploding with contact with the non-antimatter.
  • mrfox321 6y ago
    Light can be chiral (circular polarization).
    • chopin 6y ago
      Light is always chiral (spin).
    • chopin 6y ago
      Fun fact: chiral molecules affect left and right circular polarized light differently.
  • ajnin 6y ago
    Not everything is chiral, for example take the mirror image of a water molecule : it's the same thing.