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Doesn't look invisible to me.

 

I'd say probably just a normal biological variation. Some might say a defect, but I'd say a variation. If by some bizarre situation in the wild such a hair was somehow advantageous to survival (even if it's nothing more than some odd mating attraction) you would have an advantage and win out over others. Your progeny would probably also benefit by inheriting said hair and so in the fullness of time it could become a feature of human biology.

 

On the other hand, if the variation is disadvantageous, then the reverse survival process occurs.

 

But in our sanitised world one just gets a razor and shaves it off, such that it'll make no difference one way or the other.

If it's normal, then other people must have so, there would have been other cases. Well, maybe they didnt notice it so, no one ever heard of it. Nice quote e.e .I dont think it is a drawback since it doesnt affect my body directly, I guess.

The hair isnt the problem, I like it!

No need to invoke evolution here. Even DNA is is of limited relevance. The latter defines the overall background in which chemistry happens in your body but the actual processes the structure and coloration of your hair is based on what happens with the cells responsible for synthesizing it.

As StringJunky mentioned, age is one of those factors that are relevant.

So, there is something wrong with my cells? Perhaps the age can be a factor , but I'm still doubtful

PD: Someday I'll find out why it happens.

Just in case, I got some videos: https://vid.me/5Zlw https://vid.me/hId2

Well, I will just wait if it turns black or if it falls, no matter what, I'll make experiments with my DNA

Why would you use wings when you can develop some nice pieces of technology to make you fly. I think that having wings would be nice but, it would take a long time to get accostumed to them and there are some other factors that make it almost impossible. Tech is better

So, you are only 99.999999% perfect. I am truly devastated for you... how can life be so mean! It might not be genetic, maybe that follicle is just not functioning fully due to so some past injury to it.

Define invisible, almost invisible, and how this differs from a normal hair on your leg. Are there any other relevant characteristics, such as length or thickness?

Well, if you try to look for it in my leg, you wont easily see it, but if you take some time, you could see it. It is invisible in a certain angle ; however, from 100% invisible i think it is 80-90 % , it has a really light white color, it seems like albino, but i think that is almost invisible. The lenght is the same as my other hairs, it's a little bit thicker than the rest.

PD: I'm not sure if I have been clear with the ideas. I'm just 17 years old and I'm peruvian .

 

Pretty much everything about your physical appearance is related to your DNA. (The scar and tattoos, not so much. )

Yeah, I think so too, I wonder what could I do with my DNA if I could find out why it is almost invisible, and extract that portion of DNA and use it to make invisible materials and that kind of stuff.

PD: I'm really into sci-fi, Don't bother me

Greetings community, some days ago after taking a shower, I was looking at my feet and I suddenly found a hair in my leg that was almost invisible, I wonder if it is normal, if so, why does it happen? Is it related to my DNA?

PD: My video doesnt upload