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You can imagine a protein molecule as a piece of paper that normally folds into an elaborate piece of origami.
There are spots on the paper that are sticky.
You take loneliness, you take depression, you take confinement, and you add to that, rolled up in a little white sheet of paper, one of the most potent neurostimulants that we know, called nicotine, and you add to that one of the most potent addictive substances that you know, and you have a pro-carcinogenic environment.
Their letters can be limited to six pieces of paper.
That's why you'll notice in my drawings, I stick to four lines on paper.
For example, a musical note cannot be fully captured and expressed on paper.
From paper routes and babysitting, I donated 10 percent.
How many times can you fold a piece of paper?
Assume that one had a piece of paper that was very fine, like the kind they typically use to print the Bible.
To qualify these ideas, let's say you have a paper that's one-thousandth of a centimeter in thickness.
Let's also assume that you have a big piece of paper, like a page out of the newspaper.
And another question: If you could fold the paper over and over, as many times as you wish, say 30 times, what would you imagine the thickness of the paper would be then?
After we have folded the paper once, it is now two thousandths of a centimeter in thickness.
If we fold it in half once again, the paper will become four thousandths of a centimeter.
With every fold we make, the paper doubles in thickness.
Assume we continue folding the paper in half.
Folding a paper in half, even a paper as fine as that of the Bible, 25 times would give us a paper almost a quarter of a mile.
This type of growth is called exponential growth, and as you see, just by folding a paper we can go very far, but very fast too.
Summarizing, if we fold a paper 25 times, the thickness is almost a quarter of a mile.
Now, if you think that the distance between the Earth and the Moon is less than 250,000 miles, then starting with a piece of Bible paper and folding it 45 times, we get to the Moon.
When we hear the word dozen, we probably think of the number 12. We also know that a pair is two, a baker's dozen is 13, a gross is 144, and a ream of paper is - anybody?
This exists kind of on paper.
Now, I know that seems crazy, but your body doesn't care what a molecule looks like on paper.
Fishermen took paper, ink, and brushes out to sea with them.
To make the rubbing, they would paint the fish with non-toxic sumi-e ink and print them on rice paper.
The indirect method begins with pasting moist fabric or paper onto the fish using rice paste.
Then, the artist uses a tompo, or a cotton ball covered in silk, to put ink on the fabric or paper to produce the print.
This method requires more skill and great care needs to be taken when pulling the paper off the fish so the paper doesn't tear.
In the direct method, the artist paints directly on the fish, and then gently presses the moist fabric or paper into the fish.
My experiment published paper after paper where we glumly had to conclude that we saw no signs of new physics.
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