[Dimensio]

You know, it's funny. If you were walking in the dessert, and you saw a $12,000 Rolex ticking away on the ground, you wouldn't say- "gee, I guess the sun heated the sand of trillions of years, and through light refraction and molecular blah-blah this watch must have risen up out of the quartz"- or some such. you'd say- "Hey look- somebody dropped a watch."

And if watches were known to make imperfect copies of themselves on a regular basis, you might have a valid analogy. But they don't, so you don't.

What's the matter? Didn't like having your blatant falsehoods called out so you switched to bad analogies?

[warpcorebreach]

Some day, I'm sure, humans will come up with self replicating technology. That's not a stretch of the imagination- but they won't evolve because God anticipated the problems we would have on the earth, and built into teh genome line after line of extra programming- also called "junk" genes. Not all of it is junk. Much of it has saved us again and again I imagine. What you call evolution, I call redundancy.

And solar radiation as a means to add lines of code? Take a floppy disc with software and wave a magnet over it, and see how many new lines are written.