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Imo the flaw in this reasoning is, altough we may know an aweful lot about chemistry and the physics of atomic and molecular interactions, the problem of predic
by marktangotango 12y ago
Imo the flaw in this reasoning is, altough we may know an aweful lot about chemistry and the physics of atomic and molecular interactions, the problem of predicting the folding of proteins from the sequence of amino acids is exceedingly difficult. This is why we still dont have custom engineered protiens.
This is an example of a highly important and interesting problem that is limited by computational ability, among other things. Knowing some physical constants is important but the macro problem is still hard.