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To: tacticalogic

“How does that information manifest inself in the organism?

What does that information mean in the context of the rest of the information?

What is the significance of one organism having this piece of information that another organism doesn’t have?

To start with. “

And that’s part of what I would do with the information. As I said in previous post - “Support studies and science that seeks to understand more about how such an intelligence could do such a thing - maybe we can too.” You turn that into ,”Hopefully, a lot more than sit there staring at it, pondering unverifiable speculation about how it got there. “

You can do all this with the information regardless of the origin.


146 posted on 10/13/2009 12:46:09 PM PDT by Mudtiger
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To: Mudtiger

The thing is all the creationists(at least the ones I see here) think that evolution is about the origin of life. It is not. It is how the first living organisms changed to populate the world with the millions of species alive today and in the past. Darwin’s Origin of the Species is how species arise from existing species(evolution).

There are some esters that can actually catalyze the formation of more molecules of the same compound. Maybe DNA arose that way. Maybe not. We don’t know.


147 posted on 10/13/2009 1:07:20 PM PDT by Wacka
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To: Mudtiger
You can do all this with the information regardless of the origin.

With absolutely no idea what that origin was, how to recognize it if you found it, or whether it even still exists?

149 posted on 10/13/2009 1:28:27 PM PDT by tacticalogic ("Oh bother!" said Pooh, as he chambered his last round.)
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