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genetic code pairing mystery - 11-05-2005, 03:20 PM

Why the genetic code is composed of only 4 bases? Not 5 or 6 or more? Or even less? Is it because that the number 4 is the first non prime even number useful for pairing? More mysteriously, these bases can only pair exclusively with one another. A - Always with T, and C - always with G. Why nature always chooses opposite pairs for stability and equilibrium? Negative electrons orbit positive nuclei, stable diatomic molecules, noble gases, binary stars, etc.



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11-05-2005, 04:28 PM

Because getting a negative electron to orbit a left-hand political party wouldn't create stability, actually wouldn't create anything!

Opposites create stability; this is a metaphysical principle of nature. Scientists have taken it from philosophers. But I think scientists should read more philosophy, and then they would get much more metaphysical principles to use in scientific investigations.

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philosophical reason - 11-05-2005, 04:35 PM

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What's the philosophical reason for this stability?


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NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I made a really long long long long long long long long long long long long long post which had comments about this and more, it had half of the good ideas I've had in all my life, but just before submitting it, I clicked something in the keyboard and the page came back to the thread. No!!!!!!! WHY ME! I had to be so disgraceful!!!! Maybe there is actually a god and he has punished me for being atheist.......Nah. you really thought, I would say that?

I'll re-post the post later, when I’m calm and stop thinking of throwing the computer out of the window.

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saving at various intervals - 11-05-2005, 05:11 PM

I also learned the hard way. Now I frequently save them into a word processor before posting.


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I also learned the hard way. Now I frequently save them into a word processor before posting.
You know what is the worst thing?

That already in April or so I made a really long reply to a thread, can't remember which, but I lost it all the same way. One month or two later I was making another reply to a thread, but the computer went off, because electricity was lost in the area. Then in late August, I was starting a thread with a very long start post, but suddenly I pressed the left button of the mouse and the page went closed. And now this!!!!!!!!!!! I am definitely the proof, that humans not only slip on the same stone twice, but thrice, four times....etc.


Although sometimes I do use the method of saving them in word or so. I'll make the reply before going to sleep (it's 11:15 now).

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There must be a way to enter into cyberspace and retrieving all the lost information from our physical space?


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There must be a mental space that stores all the memories of events of the entire universe.


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Why? - 11-05-2005, 05:38 PM

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What makes "there must be a mental space that...."???

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