So technically we all share dna

We branched off from a common ancestor. And for example, a chimpanzee has one DNA thing(forgot the name) difference between that of a human -> which is what causes them to be chimpanzees, and us to be humans

"Well, rather surprisingly, genes – the regions of DNA that code for proteins – only make up about 2% of your DNA. So sharing 50% of our genes with bananas means we only actually share 1% of our DNA with them – not 50."

DNA and genes aren't the same thing

I'm not talking about genes

https://youtu.be/DYzT-Pk6Ogw

I'm talking about dna

We don't share 50% dna we share 50% genes

Sauce?

We might need a new channel for this conversation <:Surprised_pikachu:726878373762301995>

Other than darwin is wrong .com

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lol i bet you just looked at the name and just went "nah not gonna read it"

Would be better

I read it. Did you not see that I even quoted it earlier when you posted it

I don't have much to add but I think they did find an organism that doesn't need water to survive. Maybe it was oxygen.

Yes, they have found a few

https://www.thenakedscientists.com/articles/interviews/mythconception-we-share-half-our-dna-bananas?page=1

you didn't see my quote

they also gave multiple different sources as well

hey, i share dna with a steak which is why i eat it...doesn't mean i'm the same species as it

i went back and looked and didn't see a quote

you eat it because you share dna with it? xD

Genes are made of DNA, so if we match 50% genes we match at LEAST 50% dna

genes and dna aren't the same thing

Thats not what i said

dna is made up of genes from what i understand

I said Genes are made of DNA, so if we match 50% genes we match at LEAST 50% dna

Opposite @Meryl.140.15

Genes are made from dna

you read the article?

Yes

And again, Genes are made of DNA, so if we match 50% genes we match at LEAST 50% dna

that's not what hte article says at all

Ok.

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cripes. so this is the #notingeneralkansasanymore spoken of in legend

So you're counting other dna that has nothing to do with anything genetic. Which is the 50% we said right?

I think I'm just confused now. Too much circle talk. Can't keep it straight. Maybe people in the <#733947969765769237> room can help.

I dont think I can

i was gonna say i dont think either of us know enough about dna to really debate it lol