i remember seeing a table like this in a book as a kid. and i was familiar with assembly language...
...and i was like...
holy fucking shit. this is a computer!
...and i was like...
holy fucking shit. this is a computer!
several of the three base pair codes are redundant.
it's for error correction.
if one base pair goes wrong, it might still code for the same amino acid.
it's for error correction.
if one base pair goes wrong, it might still code for the same amino acid.
and that protein folding project? the one you ran on a computer as a screensaver?
basically, take the decoded base pairs, three and three, and they'll encode an amino acid, and these form a protein, a bit like a balloon animal.
and predicting which shape of balloon animal this will form is really difficult, so employ the collective force of a bajillion computers to try different possibilities for this...
now compare this to the retarded theories of governments trying to subdue the population with vaccines
fun fact: the more developed the country, the less vaccine skepticism.
the USA is less developed than the Nordic countries.
let that sink in.
basically, take the decoded base pairs, three and three, and they'll encode an amino acid, and these form a protein, a bit like a balloon animal.
and predicting which shape of balloon animal this will form is really difficult, so employ the collective force of a bajillion computers to try different possibilities for this...
now compare this to the retarded theories of governments trying to subdue the population with vaccines
fun fact: the more developed the country, the less vaccine skepticism.
the USA is less developed than the Nordic countries.
let that sink in.
