By DK "DK"
I've skimmed through this tome of IDiotic nonsense. Meyer's essay, yes, essay because he's not a scientist, biologist, evolutionist, nor did he do any original research for this tripe, he simply grabbed other people's work and massaged it to read the way he wanted, i.e., Darwin, science, and evolution cannot possibly be correct. It must all be the work of his supernatural being, i.e., god, that did it all. Sorry, that admission is no secret, that's what he tells all the church groups he talks to on his circut.
The editor's comments stated:
"A leading proponent of intelligent design in the scientific community, Meyer presents a compelling case that will generate heated debate, command attention, and find new adherents from leading scientists around the world."
In reality this book has done none of the above per the editor's glowing (but highly partisan comments). The book and the effort behind it are a total loss - the author continues to peddle it to the church groups he addresses, the scientifically ignorant choir to whom he preaches.
Now you have to be an Evo to comment on evolution... LOL!
And btw, you STILL haven't answered my question. I'm starting to think it's because you already know the answer will make you look bad. I'll ask it again just in case you're one of those people who needs to take extra time for simple questions sink in.
I repeat...you called Dr. Meyer an "idiot" for supposedly being in error about DNA being digital. If it turns that you are completely wrong (and Dr. Meyer is 100% correct), wouldn't it be more appropriate to call you the idiot?