I was curious about this and so, I wrote a Python script to convert the raw binary of my profile picture into a "genome" sequence, printed it out, and tried to restore it back to a digital file. It was just a simple coding and project testing video, nothing too serious! There is no complicated math involved here—just a fun experiment testing the conversion logic (turning binary pairs like 00, 01, 10, and 11 into the DNA bases A, C, G, and T). You'll see how I generated the data, hit a massive "bit shift" error that corrupted the image, and eventually fixed it. I am planning a main video based on this project that will be coming in the future. In that one, we will double down on the details, exploring real DNA, how sequencing works, and much more. Project Link - [Github] - Timecodes: 0:00 - The Wall of Text 0:58 - The Logic (Binary to ACGT) 2:05 - The Python Script 3:02 - The Corruption Glitch 4:08 - The Fix & Success