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originally posted by: Noinden
a reply to: neoholographic
You have been shown the evidence repeatedly. But it appears you refuse to read it. Rather you google for creationist and ID responses. That is intellectually dishonest. As is selectively citing parts of papers.
originally posted by: Barcs
The regulators are already there,
You are pretending all mutations are added code, or complete new genes getting added.
originally posted by: neoholographic
A big non answer that says nothing. I simply ask:
Where's the evidence that random mutations and natural selection can give a DNA sequence meaning and function that regulates gene expression?
Show me the evidence.
It is rare enough for one beneficial mutation to occur, let alone two simultaneously that so happen to be synchronized.
originally posted by: cooperton
originally posted by: neoholographic
A big non answer that says nothing. I simply ask:
Where's the evidence that random mutations and natural selection can give a DNA sequence meaning and function that regulates gene expression?
Show me the evidence.
They are incapable because there is no evidence. It is rare enough for one beneficial mutation to occur, let alone two simultaneously that so happen to be synchronized. I don't think they can fathom that gene without regulator is useless. They will continue to beat around the bush and never address this impossibility.
originally posted by: PhotonEffect
a reply to: whereislogic
I'm sorry but blue print is not the correct metaphor for DNA.
originally posted by: Barcs
a reply to: neoholographic
Except for the fact that I did answer it. You just happen to be not reading my answer and pretending it never happened. Interesting strategy but it only weakens your position.
originally posted by: Barcs
a reply to: neoholographic
Genes are basically pairs of atoms on a double helix. We assign the atoms letters.
If you scramble computer code, you could definitely cause new functions of a software program, even if they have never been in the software previously.
This isn't anything new or riveting. Genetic engineering proves it.
The meaning is already there....DNA is basically a blueprint
originally posted by: Noinden
a reply to: neoholographic
So this total ignoring of posted evidence is a capitulation to you being wrong then? That is the only real answer to why you ignore it. Good job!
originally posted by: Barcs
Evolution = genetic mutations sorted by natural selection.