There is about one point mutation for every 100 million base pairs in humans. (Caveat: mutation rate varies.)
While some mutations are harmful in biological organism, others might provide beneficial traits that help species survive.
DNA repair systems work relentlessly to correct these mistakes.
Yet, if they were 100% efficient, beneficial mutations wouldn't occur, hindering adaptive evolution.
Similarly, in technological and scientific enterprise, mistakes are not always setbacks.
Unexpected results can be a path to breakthroughs.
Sir Alexander Fleming’s popular discovery 🧫 is a case in point.
Error could mean progress.
Create systems that are antifragile.
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