The Formation of RNA and DNA Through the Lens of a Universal Formula

Abstract The origin of RNA and DNA represents one of the fundamental questions in biology and evolutionary science. This paper presents a theoretical framework using a universal formula consisting of three natural laws: the Law of Systems (Karma), the Law of Balance, and the Law of Feedback. These laws provide a systems-oriented, balance-focused, and feedback-driven explanation for the emergence and evolution of genetic codes. By interpreting molecular evolution as the natural application of these principles, the formation of RNA and DNA can be understood as a process of self-organization, error minimization, and adaptive interaction with the environment.