Technologyhas cut outmuch of life's donkeywork, and we have morefreedomsthanever: wecanwearwhat we like and communicatewithhundreds offriends at once at the clickofa mouse.
Although this drivel is copied during the first stage of the process by which genetic information is used to build the proteins that do the donkeywork of maintaining life, it is then cut out of the copies before they are transferred to the protein-making machinery.