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    Default Scientist: "Half of your DNA could be non-human in origin"

    link to the video: https://www.reddit.com/r/interesting...cally_a_virus/
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    That would be more than that since life likely started as some form of archaic viruses of some kind and we share 90% with mices and 50% bananas.
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