[vannrox]

Very Interesting.

[RightWhale]

As a special favor, can you find the main point and restate it in a single sentence of 50 words or less?

As Wolfram's Principle of Complexity evolves, it will probably cover all this field of genetics quite well and simply.

[tallhappy]

In the June 24 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences...

It's the August 6 issue. There is not June 24 issue.

[DBtoo]

genetic bump for later

[gore3000]

it is the complexity of our genotypes - the many genes that interact in networks during development, inhibiting and activating each other and even regulating themselves - that provides fidelity. Indeed, Bergman and Siegal show that any functional genetic network that is complex enough has this built-in property of fidelity.

Yup, a complete refutation of evolution! Mutations don't count! So what are evolutionists going to come up with next? Miracles? That is essentially all they have ever come up with - excuses and leaps of faith. In the meantime science keeps showing on a daily basis how their little theories are total nonsense.

[Nebullis]

Nice article. Thanks for posting this.