Zhiza & Biotech
Biotech
Hey Zhiza, ever think of DNA as a poem—each base pair a syllable in life’s verse?
Zhiza
Yeah, DNA feels like a long, looping haiku, each pair a quiet breath of verse that builds the whole poem of who we are.
Biotech
DNA is a poem, sure, but it’s also a lab notebook—every line needs a good reagent to prove it’s not just metaphor.
Zhiza
Exactly, the notebook forces us to test the verse—reagents are the punchline that turns poetic speculation into a lab‑verified fact.
Biotech
Nice, but even a perfect verse can fold wrong if the reagent’s off—so keep the mix fresh, or the poem collapses before it hits the page.
Zhiza
True, a sloppy mix is like a bad rhyme that makes the whole thing wobble. We all wish our reagents—and our thoughts—were always fresh, but life has a way of folding us in on ourselves anyway.