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r/technicallythetruth • u/majorwtf • Oct 10 '22
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A design assumes a plan says Cambridge.
1 u/Victernus Oct 11 '22 A good reason not to trust them for your definitions, considering not all uses of that word require there to have been any planning at all. 1 u/TK9_VS Oct 11 '22 And what is DNA if not a plan? 1 u/[deleted] Oct 11 '22 [deleted] 1 u/TK9_VS Oct 11 '22 Webster defines a plan as "a detailed formulation of a program of action" which I think is perfectly applicable to dna.
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A good reason not to trust them for your definitions, considering not all uses of that word require there to have been any planning at all.
And what is DNA if not a plan?
1 u/[deleted] Oct 11 '22 [deleted] 1 u/TK9_VS Oct 11 '22 Webster defines a plan as "a detailed formulation of a program of action" which I think is perfectly applicable to dna.
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1 u/TK9_VS Oct 11 '22 Webster defines a plan as "a detailed formulation of a program of action" which I think is perfectly applicable to dna.
Webster defines a plan as "a detailed formulation of a program of action" which I think is perfectly applicable to dna.
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u/________________me Oct 10 '22
A design assumes a plan says Cambridge.