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What you describe is basically how DNA works. Most of it is inactive junk. Parts of which, however, gets activated when... who knows what happens. Basically we
by 3cats-in-a-coat 3y ago
What you describe is basically how DNA works. Most of it is inactive junk. Parts of which, however, gets activated when... who knows what happens.
Basically we got coded by millions of interns.
- gary_0 3y agoAnd some of the code is never called, but removing it causes weird crashes because the cell.exe compiler is finicky. And some of the code shouldn't be there, but it was left behind by a virus infection that wasn't completely cleared out.