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Macro Molecs

Submitted by Terrible2s on Mon, 11/09/2009 - 3:42am.

So, Professor Grobstein asked us if we thought that macromolecules were important to study and whether or not we thought this whole unit has been a waste of time. I'm just going to be honest, I know everyone is saying how important it really is to learn about them is, and I generally agree with that. However, I'm just gonna say it, they're boring. I'm bored. But I do think it is very important to learn about them. It's all the little parts that make up the whole.

Plus, as Prof Grob was pointing out, that's what makes the real difference between us and rocks. An important difference, I think.

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