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Of course if such a gene actually did exist, then we would never be able to correctly identify where it was since we would make a mistake every time we thought we found a gene for something specific. So the whole title text is either a {{w|contradiction}} (they could never find this gene if it was there) and/or it is a {{w|Tautology (logic)|tautology}} since if the gene did exist, then of course it has to be part of our entire DNA. (If it is a tautology it is the second title text using this in just two weeks, the last being [[1602: Linguistics Club]].) | Of course if such a gene actually did exist, then we would never be able to correctly identify where it was since we would make a mistake every time we thought we found a gene for something specific. So the whole title text is either a {{w|contradiction}} (they could never find this gene if it was there) and/or it is a {{w|Tautology (logic)|tautology}} since if the gene did exist, then of course it has to be part of our entire DNA. (If it is a tautology it is the second title text using this in just two weeks, the last being [[1602: Linguistics Club]].) | ||
β | Google's home page for the date this cartoon appeared can be seen at the internet archive: [https://web.archive.org/web/20151118000129/http://www.google.com/ www.google.com homepage (18 Nov 2015)]. | + | Google's home page for the date this cartoon appeared can be seen at the internet archive: [[https://web.archive.org/web/20151118000129/http://www.google.com/ www.google.com homepage (18 Nov 2015)]]. |
Similar discussions between White Hat and Megan can be found in [[1255: Columbus]] and [[1731: Wrong]]. | Similar discussions between White Hat and Megan can be found in [[1255: Columbus]] and [[1731: Wrong]]. |