Hannah Frey

You do.

They get into your phone with that passcode and they find text messages where you admit to this crime.

This statement, I read it on the Internet, was that they cannot actually charge you or bring that as evidence in court.

However, if they found the texts because they just pointed your phone at your face and it unlocked, that's allowed.

As it turns out, that is correct.

Kind of.

Here's something strange.

Your DNA contains more ancient viral fragments than genes.

The genes that build our cells make up only 2% of our DNA.

And for years, that is what scientists focused on.

They treated the rest, the ancient viruses and stuff, as junk.

It's a reminder that progress rarely comes as a single breakthrough.

It builds gradually.

Cancer Research UK plays a central role in that progress, supporting decades of research into over 200 types of cancer, work that's helped double survival in the UK over the past 50 years.

Well, it's really close.

I looked into it.

And as it turns out, we don't really know yet.

Different courts in the United States have ruled differently on this.

The Oregon Supreme Court tried a case where this woman, last name Pittman, had been pulled over and police found a whole lot of meth in her car.

And they also found a whole lot of little baggies.