Molecular Visualizations of DNA

made me feel like a bio factory.

What I don't understand is when did this all start.

Pretty sure T-leukocytes are made in the thymus...

No, they actually mature in the thymus, where they receive their individual programming (specific immunity). The immature T-lymphocytes are produced by stem cells in the bone marrow.

What's pathetic is your lack of knowledge regarding molecular biology and the chemistry of DNA. Much of the non-coding region of DNA is used as an operator region that regulates how much of the code is transcribed via DNA. Also, there are regions that encode for genes that are no longer of use because they encode for resistance factors that protect the cell from pathogens. Still yet are regions of the DNA that have uses that we don't know about yet.

If it has a function then it isn't useless now is it? Maybe you can provide me an example of ancient retroviral DNA incorporated into our genome that provides a function?

The same logic can be applied to accepting, believing, or arguing for

You say there's no reason to deny he exists. I say there's no reason to apply that explanation in the first place, and denying him isn't necessary if his existence didn't have to be acknowledged in the first place.

Many lose faith in God because they have a better understanding of what DNA is then those who otherwise would apply some sort of mystical explanation to it. You see something cool, you can't explain why its the way it is, so you assume that it must be God. But everytime scientists find a mystery, rather than making assumptions they actually look for a practical reason, and then God is pushed back one step further.