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James Watson: The double helix and today's DNA mysteries
thanks for posting - was really interesting

James Watson: The double helix and today's DNA mysteries
thanks for posting - was really interesting

Sure I can.

Craig Jones has a Char, which is the red version of Psionic Blast (4 damage to target creature or player and two damage to you). He keeps his creatures (Isamaru 2/2, Watchwolf 3/3 and Kird Ape 2/3) back to stop Ruel's attacking creatures the following turn. Ruel kills two of the chump blockers, leaving only Watchwolf (which is green/white). Ruel the proceeds to attack with a 1/1 and a 2/2 that bopth have protection from white, which means Jones can't block them. Jones goes to 3 life total. He then proceeds to play the Char targeting Ruel, which means he has 3 life and Jones has 1 life.

He then topdecks a Lightning Helix, which is a {R}{W} - "This deals 3 damage to target creature or player and you gain 3 life", putting Ruel at 0 and Jones at 4.

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Rhesus
Is there a "will" involved anywhere along this path. What compels DNA to replicate. Sometimes it seems inadequate to reduce it to chance chemical bonding. Though, it does appear the entire earthly biomass heaves and churns at the command of the double helix. Ultimately, I make the decision whether mine is perpetuated or not. Right now the DNA is saying, "perpetuate, perpetuate," Damn stuff won't leave me alone.

DNA is a lie. Watson and Crick were high when they came up with the double helix.