DNA is simply a molecule. It is not a computer. When transcribed to mRNA then translated into an amino acid sequence that can usually perform a function either signaling, enzymatic or structural.And this reductionist view of life promoted by evolutionists has hampered biology for over a century. Besides mRNA, there are a whole slew of non-coding regulatory RNAs. And there has to be to do things like wire up neurons to muscles and senses, and differentiate cell types throughout the body. If DNA is a computer/computer program, then mRNA is simply an output based on a complex instruction set of regulatory RNAs.
It isn't just regulated by RNA’s. A vast array of signaling proteins control the activity or repression of transcription factors that determine which genes get turned on or off in response to a signal. The amount of regulation cannot be overstated. The production of mRNA’s is regulated, the persistence of the mRNA is regulated which determines how many proteins of that type get produced per mRNA transcribed, the affinity for the mRNA 5’ end for the ribosome is a method of regulation, the protein produced is often inactive unless signaled to become active by another protein, the persistance of the protein is regulated. The regulators have regulators themselves that turn them on and off. “REGULATORS! LET'S RIDE!”
If Biology has been hampered I would love to see it unfettered. We have learned more in Biology the last 20 years than what was known about Biology in all of human history. If this is your viewpoint (along with calling reasonable Scientists “evolutionists”); I can see there is little common ground on which we can speak because your not living in the same reality that I experience every day.