When you compare one strand of human genome to the super computers of silicon valley you suddenly realize that the amount of data any pregnant lady is transferring can put all the super computers of our world into shame.
The amount of data printed in to a new born baby is simply ENORMOUS.
Just to have an idea:
In February 2001, Craig Venter printed his own whole genome on paper, page by page, letter by letter.
It contained 3 billion letters of ‘A-T-G-C’s and filled up exactly 262,640 PAGES. The book weighed just 150 Kilo-Grams.
The biggest data transfer event on this earth is delivery of a new born.
Interestingly, any TWO consecutive letter if printed WRONG can condemn him to a terrible disease or cancer.
JUST 2 letters out of 3 BILLION.
[ # Craig Venter:
in 2001, Craig Venter created history by sequencing human genome.]
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