amd: It’s mathematically impossible to accumulate enough ‘good’ mutations to cause DNA to re-program for even 0.4% of 3 billion lines of DNA esp. since mutations are mostly harmful random changes that are highly likely to lead to extinction rather than a ‘re-programming’ and math, unlike science, acts as more of a law rather than a theory.
I’m aware you have been told this before but apparently it bears repeating to try to hold you to a higher level of integrity.
Then why does a bacteria have an error prone DNA polymerase in addition to its high fidelity DNA polymerase?
Why is that error prone DNA polymerase expressed during stress?
What would be the likely result of expressing an error prone DNA polymerase?
Does your inability to answer trouble you?
It should.