Biology Quote by Sylvain Reynard

“These hands are yours. You can use them for good, or for evil. And no amount of nature, biology, or DNA determines those decisions for you.” quote by Sylvain Reynard — Download Open image

““These hands are yours. You can use them for good, or for evil. And no amount of nature, biology, or DNA determines those decisions for you.””

Sylvain Reynard

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