I took a piece of code that I wrote for drawing, as well as 3-d printing gears, and then in effect "cut" a gear in such a way that I could stretch the surface along an additional z-axis. Checking a chemistry textbook, I then implemented the correct number of "tooth faces" per turn as if they were the nucleotides per turn, according to the findings of Crick and Watson. Mating with a complementary strand, and voila, we have a representation of DNA!

Thinking about how hair is braided, that is, in a mathematical context, appears to be within reach, and there would be something very cool about this also, that is, within the context of special and general relativity, if we were to think of strands of hair as being like the "world lines" of particles moving about in some field as according to a classic essay by Albert Einstein.

I haven't quite gotten that far yet. Then again sometimes, it seems like history is just some stalagmite in the dripping course of time, and the whole thing is about to come crashing down if you know what I mean - in the context of world affairs.