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Have you even taken any biology classes?
DNA polymerases have known error rates (even with proofreading enzymes available). From this error rate and the changes in the DNA sequence of a gene betwen two organisms, their interrelatedness and the time back to a common ancestor can be determined.
Genes that code for histones, proteins that the DNA wraps around to compact itself into chromosomes are among the most conserved genes found. Their basic function was set billions of years ago and mutations that disrupt this function are removed from the population because the organism cannot reproduce.
These errors in polymerase function are what allow us to determine identity by DNA profiling. Your DNA is NOT identical to anyone else's, even your identical twin. You have accumulated mutations in your germ cells while growing up.

Please read up on it .

"Have you even taken any biology classes?"

Yes, a number of them.

"DNA polymerases have known error rates (even with proofreading enzymes available). From this error rate and the changes in the DNA sequence of a gene betwen two organisms, their interrelatedness and the time back to a common ancestor can be determined."

And?

"Your DNA is NOT identical to anyone else's, even your identical twin. You have accumulated mutations in your germ cells while growing up.

Please read up on it ."

Ok, what are you arguing against that I said? (or think I said)

I think this may be friendly fire. From what I can tell from your posting history, you are pro-evolution, as I am. Did I miss something?