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Thursday, February 16, 2006

Are you destined for failure?

Hey guys.. don be surprised! this is not the philosophy blog.. cause.. what i am going to say is more of genetics.. and not.. sad nihilistic philosophy..

Are you destined to fail? Something i thought of after thinking about Dr Lecter's stand on genetics.. the one about pigeons as examples.. here it goes..

High rolling pigeon - Dominant-R+
Low rolling Pigeon- Recessive-Rl

The dominant trait will cover the recessive trait and hence cause the offspring to be a high flyer. And according to mendel's rule.. ratio is like 3:1..

that means.. out of 3 offsprings.. 3 of them will be a dominant high rolling pigeon.. and 1 will be a low rolling pigeon. cause the ratio is like 1R+R+, 2R+Rl and 1RlRl(which is the low rolling pigeon)...

The significance of all this is that a high rolling pigeon can breed with either another high rolling pigeon or a low rolling pigeon, but a low rolling pigeon can onli mate with a high rolling pigeon as if a pure recessive low rolling pigeon is born,

It will be almost sure that it will DIE.... It will perform somersaults that will be too low and cause it to crash into the ground and die. (while the other happily rescues itself by flying..)

What if you're that pathetic 1 out of 4? predestined to have a disease or a problem that will cause ur failure in life? who knows? there might even be a failure gene not expressed in your DNA..

We'll never know...