Introduction
Unless you are very, very, rare you are likely not carrying any mutant DNA.
Body
What is DNA?
DNA is the "code" much like software code that defines what mechanisms occur to form your physical body.
Now there are actually real life cases where unlucky people get the XXY or an XYY and that can produce some weird shit, but most of us are either XX or XY.
Gender is mostly a simple matter and not related to the imagination.
The code of your DNA operates in "blocks" which are shared between different species of animals and sometimes even plants.
Think of this as like a "Universal Toolbox" of DNA codes which we all share, but some might have certain DNA code blocks while others have a different combination that are actually used.
Am I Unique?
Well, yes and no.
Unless you carry a truly unique mutation in your "Universal Toolbox" then the odds are you have DNA code blocks that can be found in other people. You are part of a "gene pool" of shared DNA code blocks.
What makes you somewhat unique is that you reflect a unique combination of the options available.
It's like picking the lottery... lot's of combinations are possible.
Identical Twins are a great example of how the exact same DNA combination can create two people who are genetically the same. Nurture can allow twins to diverge over time because no life experiences are exactly the same. The Identical Twin teaches us about how Nature vs Nurture operate. They have even studied Identical Twins separated at birth and noticed that fifty years later they share many personal habits.
Conclusion
We are all in the same "Universal Toolbox" and we even share DNA code blocks (and are compatible) with plants.
Those who know about Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) understand that DNA code blocks are being spliced between animals and plants. This proves that all life has a fundamental compatibility with each other at the level of the DNA. Life is a tree and we all came out of the same trunk.
True mutations are very rare.
When someone thinks:
- "Wow, this DNA is so Alpha."
Is the DNA unique or is the combination unique?
Are there really mutated DNA code blocks in the guy?
If it isn't mutation then when you create a baby with a woman you mix your DNA code blocks and create a new combination.
History shows many examples of Alpha men creating beta offspring.
Nature?
Nurture?
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