Genetic Codes Are Resilient

Genetic codes are very resilient. If I go into a computer program and I change one little bit, probably it won't even run or certainly some aspect of it won't work at all. Whereas you can flip a whole bunch of bits in a genetic sequence and you still pretty much get a functioning species if I understand, right? Yes, we can limit. You can go beyond the point of no return. So then, you know, we know from generation to generation there's certain mutations. So I look a bit like my parents with some random variation. But one thing I'm kind of confused about is how do we say, so if we describe genetics as a really, really long