This book has been
primarily a work of imagination.
The early evolution of DNA happened so long
ago that there is little hope of proving or disproving any particular
pathway for its formation. There may be equally plausible ways to
trace its origin.
On the other hand, if Foxy and Moxy scripts
are actually the primary form of genetic inheritance, then an interesting
new type of genetic research is about to begin.
It's quite possible that many genetic problems in complex organisms
are caused by script problems-- either in the scripts themselves,
or in the proteins that manage them. Understand the 'programming
language' in our cells and our bodies may give us better
understanding of the ways they fail, and perhaps help us find
better solutions for those failings.
Of course, cracking the genetic code in the
script portions of our genome will not be simple. It consists of
a couple million transposons carrying a couple billion base pairs
of data, and unraveling their details will challenge geneticists
and crytographers for decades.
Best of luck!
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