mindspawn writes:
This is about 35-40 mutations per generation. That's a few base pairs per generation as I said.
No, that is a huge number per generation. That is 35-40, potentially different mutations, in every individual in that generation.
In humans right now, that would be 7 billion times 35-40 mutations per generation. 245-280 billion mutations! Do you get it?
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