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The universe and life are complex and understandably so because nature started about 14 billion years back; selecting, discarding, evolving, adding layer upon layer. Science cannot be story told but at the same time the magic of the universe cannot be for the scientific community alone but for everyone on this planet. There is no easy way to explain creation and this blog is written keeping in mind the first-time astronomy-genetics reader with an intent to fascinate and springboard you to the next level of reading on the creator and his creation. I hope you enjoy this blog.
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