I think this article shows a different side of scientific discovery, and it is interesting where and when it took place. It goes to show that stepping out of the work zone can let us refresh our ideas. It is interesting to hear about Dr. Mullis’ discovery of such a famous molecular biology technique from his perspective and in untechnical jargon. It makes him more approachable and relatable in a way…despite being the creator of PCR. I also like that his piece came from his blog so we can delve deeper into what he was thinking at the time. In those ways, I believe this article has made molecular biology more accessible, and it is good supplementary material for those just starting out in the field. I do enjoy learning more about the history of molecular biology, and it has helped me remember important details about what is being taught i.e., Rosalind Franklin.