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5.22.2010
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Two recent science headlines are working their way through my thoughts. The first announcement was about a stronger than predicted asymmetry in matter/anti-matter formation that could account for our universe's preference for matter. Paul Klee called the breaking of symmetry the 'cosmogenic moment'. The second item was about an experiment that inserted synthetic DNA into the nucleus of a living cell and the successful functioning of that cell. Computed DNA is poised to transfer programming to the biological world. Another cosmogenesis.
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