DNA

The properties of DNA are extremely applicable to a lot of things. It's pretty darn amazing. The irony is that DNA, the one that differentiates us from each other, tells us something about the human race.

DNA has tons of similarities with one another. There is this extremely small percent of a difference, yet it's entirely different.

As humans, whether you like it or not, have tons of similarities with each other. A good example is this: We all think we are unique. You think that other people who you barely know like the ones in the subway station are wasting their time. They have no idea about the great impact of your art. It turns out majority of people think like that. If you think that you aren't unique, you are ironically different and therefore much more unique than the majority.

As the human race, we are all unique with our own identities. No two people can have the exact experience. No two people can have the same problem(at least in the way they are seeing it in their perspective), they just have extremely similar ones.

We all have almost the exact same feeling about everything. Even terrorists think they are doing the right thing. There are differences in views here and there, but the underlying motives are somewhat extremely similar.

We all look at the extremely tiny differences, yet we somehow fail to see the extremely big number of similarities.