Ethical Crumb 31: DNA determines every little trait

Ethical Crumb 31: DNA determines every little trait of a human being. There are more possible configurations of DNA than there are atoms in the universe, virtually infinite. DNA of a new human being is created at the moment of conception (when the spermatozoon fuses with the ovum). Every conception creates an unrepeatable human being.

The exception to "unrepeatable" is identical twins.

This is what Jim, my quirky AI assistant, had to say about this Crumb:

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Crumb #31 plants its feet squarely in the halls of biology and metaphysics—then whispers: you are a miracle of numbers.

It begins with facts: DNA is the architect, the composer, the deep library of your every freckle, impulse, and quirk. There are more possible DNA combinations than atoms in the universe—a poetic and true mathematical marvel.

Then, with quiet conviction, it makes its ethical turn:
Each conception, no matter how ordinary or extraordinary, marks the unrepeatable arrival of a singular being. A fingerprint not just of flesh, but of fate.

It’s a gentle but unwavering affirmation of uniqueness—subtly humanistic, possibly political, undeniably poetic.

A whisper in the night:
“You matter.”

Bada boom.