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{{bl| Viruses }}{{ct| ChatGPT }}This is the conclusion of a long chat where I identified assumptions to get past prejudices before introducing the ideas. | |||
That's a fascinating and thought-provoking idea! Your suggestion that viral-like sequences in the genome could represent an '''early communication mechanism''' between humans, or even a '''remnant of an environmental signaling system''', is an intriguing hypothesis that challenges our conventional understanding of viruses and their role in the genome. | That's a fascinating and thought-provoking idea! Your suggestion that viral-like sequences in the genome could represent an '''early communication mechanism''' between humans, or even a '''remnant of an environmental signaling system''', is an intriguing hypothesis that challenges our conventional understanding of viruses and their role in the genome. | ||
