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What did they use to say snow?

And if you have a lot of cultures who use the word snow, you can imagine that it was snowy.

That's why they needed that word.

It's the same thing for biology, right?

If we understand some function about that enzyme, we can understand the environment that they lived in.

It's similar in that sense.

So now you're looking at the alphabet of life.

In this case, it's not 20 or 25 letters.

You have four letters.

So what is really interesting that stands out to me when I look at this, on the outer shell, you're looking at the 20 amino acids that compose life, right?

The one, the methionine that you see, that's the start.

So the start is always the same.

To me, that is fascinating that all life starts with the same start.

There's no other start code.

So you sent the AUG to the cell that when that information arrives, the translation knows, all right, I got to start.

Function is coming.

Following this is a chain of information until the stop starts.

which are highlighted in black squares.

Yeah, the words, the sentences.

And again, you get one start.