There's more to DNA than we know

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The discussion centers around an article from the New York Times, which has sparked interest and excitement among participants. There is a sentiment that while the Times provides valuable information, it is perceived to be declining in quality compared to other publications like NewScientist. Participants express curiosity about the implications of the article, noting that it may contribute to ongoing research in the field. One user shares a PDF link to a related article from Nature, suggesting that it could provide additional insights on the topic. Overall, the conversation highlights a mix of enthusiasm for new findings and a desire for more reputable sources.
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...so says an NYT article. You can find the link here.

Moderator edit: substituted a direct link to the NY Times article.[/color]
 
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Ooooo, good news, thanks mate. =D
Gotta wait for a better magazine (i.e. NewScientist) to cover though. I get both and Times has been getting worse. =/
 
Simply amazing!

But what does it mean?
 
I read excerpt along this line a few months ago.
This looks like it might be additional work on the topic.

From what I saw I would say it's well thought out and has some potential for being meaningful.
Interesting.
 

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