I'll bet this would've been helpful if I could hear the narrator above the guitar.

the music helps me remember things easier, must activate some brain power .. taking genetics this fall with organic chemistry. thanks for video, very simple.

oh yea, also ... evolution by natural selection is a fact. it is part of the theory of evolution, but it is a fact.

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>> ^vaire2ube:

the music helps me remember things easier, must activate some brain power .. taking genetics this fall with organic chemistry. thanks for video, very simple.
oh yea, also ... evolution by natural selection is a fact. it is part of the theory of evolution, but it is a fact.


>> ^shuac:

I'll bet this would've been helpful if I could hear the narrator above the guitar.


You should post on YouTube so the uploader can read it.

who types at 10wpm?

>> ^pho3n1x:

who types at 10wpm?


Seriously, you can type faster than that with one finger.

As a proof of concept I typed that 10 word sentence with one finger in 20 seconds, using caps lock instead of shift so as to not cheat.

>> ^pho3n1x:

who types at 10wpm?


10 wpm would be even more sad if the only letters in your keyboard/alphabet were a, c, t, and g.

I wonder how much of that junk DNA we have in common with entirely different living beings like frogs, insects, plants, etc.

>> ^renatojj:

I wonder how much of that junk DNA we have in common with entirely different living beings like frogs, insects, plants, etc.


I've heard that the junk DNA can serve as a buffer for the important dna, so if something gets damaged along the way theres a high probability it wasn't important.

The video says 10 WPM, but they probably used 23 WPM for their calculation. (though 24 WPM comes out much closer to 50 years)

3.2e+9/5(characters per word)/23 == 53 years.

As someone who has done monotonous data entry, it can be MUCH slower than normal typing speed if you aren't typing in things that 'mean' something. I started the comment expecting to make fun of their calculations, but I think they may be right.

If they turned it into a game, like "DNA Hero", it could be done in a weekend!