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Wednesday, April 13, 2005

What we are...

Taken from CSI Season 5 Episode 14
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GRISSOM: A brown hair with a follicular tag. A person's entire identity balled up in a few nanograms of matter.

SOFIA: Assuming one's identity can be wholly quantified by our DNA.

GRISSOM: Well, genetically, it can. We're completely programmed as soon as the sperm hits the egg.

SOFIA: So we're defined at a cellular level?

GRISSOM: More or less.

SOFIA: No. Identity is the totality of our life experiences and our brain neurons process our relationship to the world and each other.

GRISSOM: I stand corrected. DNA is what we are, not who we are.

SOFIA: What we are never changes. Who we are never stops changing.

GRISSOM: Yeah. Whether we like it or not.
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