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had NOBODY else noticed?
Submitted by Matthew Joseph Harrington (not verified) on Fri, 2007-06-15 13:57.
We have been told for as long as I have heard about it that 98% of human DNA does not appear to code for protein assemby _and is identical in every viable human being_.
The logical contrapositive of that is that any potential human being in whom this DNA is different is not viable.
Of _course_ it does something.

