Welcome To Your Very Distant Cousin The 1st Microbe 3 Billions + Years Back. ------- [View all]

[TheMastersNemesis]

In the Nova program a few years ago "What Darwin Did Not Know" there is a new tree of life based on DNA. It, in a way, redefines the older phylum system. As it turns out all life is related directly through DNA in some way. Every living organism shares some common no matter how small pieces of DNA.

If you look at life as a huge symphony based on millions of notes every living thing and every living thing that ever lives we all share most or small parts of the same DNA. Even in human beings there is a small number of notes of DNA that exactly match that same 1st microbe.

We share parts of the same DNA of ANYTHING ALIVE OR THAT LIFE THAT HAD LIVED AND IS NO EXTINCT. Even T-Rex is a very distant cousin. Even plants have some of the same DNA that we possess. We share 98% of the same DNA with chimps.

Astonishingly anywhere we look where there is life we have some of the exact same DNA. It ls like in the symphony we share a few notes, melodies, themes or even entire movements with other life.

So when you cut your grass you are cutting a relative of sorts. Even bacteria and microbes and viruses that infect us have some of our exact DNA code.

Ironically, our supposed racial differences are defined by very extremely minuscule differences in DNA