I’d skip “genetic recombination” if I had the chance. I know it’s crucial for evolution and all that, but it feels like there’s a lot of unnecessary detail that doesn’t always stick. The whole process of crossing over and the different kinds of recombination—it’s just so intricate. I get why it’s important, but I feel like I could get by without a deep dive into every little detail. As for whether it’s fair that we have to master it… I guess so. It’s just frustrating when it feels like we’re buried under so much info. I’d love to hear what other people find tricky though!
