[betty boop]

Important superscript omitted. Correction to text, from

"... we can draw quantitative consequences with regard to the static and dynamic information content of DNA. We estimated that the information necessary to govern the >105 chemical reactions sec^–1 cell^–1 in the 6*10¹³ human cells requires >10¹⁹ bits sec^–1 that cannot be supplied from the static sequential information content of DNA ~10⁹ bits for more than 10^–10 sec."

to

"... we can draw quantitative consequences with regard to the static and dynamic information content of DNA. We estimated that the information necessary to govern the >10⁵ chemical reactions sec^–1 cell^–1 in the 6*10¹³ human cells requires >10¹⁹ bits sec^–1 that cannot be supplied from the static sequential information content of DNA ~10⁹ bits for more than 10^–10 sec."

So sorry! -- bb.

[RightWhale]

Per Bruce Lipton, DNA does not control cell processing, but it has a different function and normally remains dormant.

[Right Wing Professor]

It's no more meaningful after the revision.

The argument would hold water if the metabolism of each individual cell were entirely independent. On the contrary; the vast majority of metabolic steps are regulated in the same way in all cells.

The tradition of gross misuse of probability theory in the name of religion lives on.