[Paradox]

If there is no 'junk' DNA, i.e. DNA that now serves no purpose as the species has evolved, that would seem to be a problem for evolutionary theory.

According to whom?This is not the case.

[MEGoody]

According to whom?

Me.

This is not the case.

I see. So you think that all life evolved over millions of years through a series of random mutations (some that worked, some that didn't), but yet it is possible that there is no 'Junk' DNA?

Uh huh.