Adventures of Thim

vultures looking forward to your dead co**se.....

they called him pun Mao, formerly a hunter but now not so well, staying in the house most of the time.

Top tourist attraction… RexKL

RexKL an experience

A day out in Johor….

A trip to JB

Michel Persoud told me yesterday that in Europe plastic bags n straws are banned! I was in kerala 2 weeks ago n poor city also uses paper straws. My daughter, laura carries water bottle with her, minimises buying bottled water n she rarely uses plastic bags in Boston. I m going to be singapore watchdog. Don’t bu****it me as a clean n green city 🙏🏾!

Taste good must look good…

Food art & styling by Vivian Lin…

https://youtu.be/Zauv80pyU6A

Face to Face in India-Dhaka

The precise mechanism by which a living cell evolved from non-life matter is still a subject of scientific investigation and debate. However, the prevailing scientific theory is that life emerged from a series of chemical reactions that occurred on early Earth, leading to the formation of self-replicating molecules.

One theory for how this process occurred is called the RNA world hypothesis, which suggests that RNA (ribonucleic acid) played a key role in the emergence of life. RNA is similar to DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid), which is the molecule that carries genetic information in cells today. However, RNA is able to perform a wider range of chemical reactions than DNA, and is thought to have been more common in the early Earth environment.

According to the RNA world hypothesis, self-replicating RNA molecules may have arisen spontaneously from simpler precursor molecules. Over time, these molecules would have become more complex and eventually formed a primitive form of a cell, in which RNA molecules were contained within a membrane.

This primitive cell would have been able to carry out basic metabolic functions, such as energy production, and would have been capable of self-replication. Over time, this primitive cell would have evolved into the more complex cells that make up all life on Earth today.

It is important to note that while the RNA world hypothesis is currently the most widely accepted scientific explanation for the origins of life, our understanding of this process is still evolving as new data and theories emerge.

Amazing India….

Experience on Indian Express