Billions of years of 'learned alternatives' for survival encoded in a human genome were first thought of, and called, junk DNA. Today we know better but are in the dark as to what it can do.

If that sounds complex the steps and instructions to assemble different proteins are virtually impossible to fathom.


David Letterman gestured to eat a chip coded with DNA that had a huge library stored on it. The scientist respondsible panicked and grabbed David.