The first step in DNA replication requires the assembly of a group of proteins called the Origin Recognition Complex (ORC). Researchers have determined how the ORC assembles during the cell division cycle. One part of the complex is sequestered into small bubbles when the cell commits to duplicating its genome. The ORC complex binds to DNA sites throughout the genome and recruits proteins to start replication. (1)
Life is magnificent.
Full of mysteries.
It seems that it is self-organized. Self-sustained. Without a goal or a plan. It simply is. But how can a complex task like the replication of the DNA be ‘coordinated’ without the goal of the process in mind from the beginning? How could there be a goal without a plan? And yet in such a highly coordinated universe we struggle to find our way. Without ever wondering. What if the plan was that there is no plan? What if the goal is to roam free and have no goal?
Search deep in your free heart.
Could there be a bigger goal than that?
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Harmonia Psychologica 
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