In Part, At Least by Jefferson Hansen At the zoo vast quantities of food are measured for the show. The curious file in: a program beyond the art of squealing.  Your skin went a pale pink and shrinked away from the derivatives: this year promises to be the most fruitful in decades for the discipline of physical genetics. They are lapping at grant possibilities. In some realm of the culture, one that we cannot yet know how powerful it will become, we will be 'shaved and fitted to a frame' as Emily Dickinson predicted. Although she probably did not have science in mind. Note how quickly things can change in a century and a quarter. The conclusion I draw is bland: we must balance between the explained and the inexplicable, remain cognizant yet insist on the mystery. The will can make its own wilderness. We must live there. In part, at least.