DNA may not be life's instruction book -- just a jumbled list of ingredients: The common view of heredity is that all information passed down from one generation to the next is stored in an organism's DNA. But one researcher suggests this might not be so. In two new papers, he argues DNA is just the ingredient list, not the set of instructions used to build and maintain a living organism. The instructions, he says, are stored in the molecules that regulate a cell's DNA and other functioning systems. (1)

Petty humans.

Always looking for answers.

And when they do, they question them.

Until they find answers somewhere else.

Only to question those too.

Don’t you get it?

Answers are not answers.

They are questions.

Because we didn’t like the answers in the first place…

Stop asking.

And you will answer everything there is to answer!

It is in your genes…