[silverleaf]

ain’t evolution grand?
all that encoded information out of nothing

[AU72]

The amount of time to develop the human genome randomly approaches infinity.

[Westbrook]

> The finding required an international team of 442
> scientists and a decade of research to come to fruition.

Ken Ham once said with his characteristic half-smile that such research proves no intelligence is necessary to create life.

[muawiyah]

It's why we all have hearts, lungs, livers, toes, fingers, tongues, sinuses ~ ALL have those things ~ but they work just a little bit different at the subspecies level, and a little more differently at the species, then the genus, the family, etc. levels.

400,000 little teeny, tiny regulators ~ and they work in tandem, separately, with groups, in long strings, short bursts ~ and next thing you know they look like the makings of the supercomputers behind all this multicellular life stuff eh!