It is ingrained among most people that important discoveries and concepts are results of concerns about problems of huge complexity. Nevertheless, if we allow more reasoning about that, we are bound to find out that is not always the case since history has been showing us plethora of , say, cientific development triggered by investigation over facts often dismissed as trifles.
In order to bolster the argument just stated, it will be useful to refer to the pioneer of Genetics, namely Mendel.…
