DNA and Binary code randomly generated would create what?

Question

Binary 0's and 1's recreate EVERYTHING on the internet (including this question). Random 1's and 0's create noise and errors -- not videos and blogs about dry erase markers.

DNA A's T's G's and C's make up all living things (including this asker). Random ATGC's do not create life such as Jessica Alba ;) nor Plankton.


So since the internet would be nothing but noise without intelligence being behind its creation (not Al Gore -- don't go there); it follows that DNA needs to be intelligently organized by a creator otherwise life is improbable to the extreme.

Therefore creation must have been organized by an intelligent being -- I say the God of Abraham.

What say you?

Answer 1

Exactly! Random life is as impossible as a random web page.

Spot on.

Answer 2

Let me put it to you another way: Randomly recombining the molecules of an unbroken egg will not create a cracked egg with albumen spreading radially across the ground, before drawing to a halt.

No, it will create something totally unrecognisable, possibly something not visible to the naked eye - possibly an unfortunate explosion, but not a neatly cracked egg. However, apply gravity, friction, fixatropics... in other words, drop that egg in a world ruled by the laws of physics, chemistry & biology, and you will have the result you're looking for. Does that mean you need God to drop the egg? For that matter, does the egg need to be dropped? No, you can even have the egg fall by accident and it will still be shaped by the laws of physics.

Similarly, reproduction obeys the laws of biology, physics and chemistry to result in the world you see today. Claiming that evolution is pure chance is a vastly oversimplified view of the world around you.

Also, the analogy you drew between DNA and binary reminded me of a fascinating set of projects in the last few years involving the use of Natural Selection rules to write software. One example is the "Genetic Programming" project in which yielded software competitive with conventional human created ones - even converging on patented ideas and formulating new patentable ones.

Answer 3

Randomly generated DNA or binary code would generally create just random chains.

However, DNA that stemmed from simple chains, competed with each other, replicated into similar chains, which again competed for resources, and so on, would eventually be shaped by the environment into more and more complex chains as the fittest survived and the weakest died off.

That's the basic fault into your premise. DNA wasn't just created, as is, randomly. It was shaped through millenia of bumping up against the environment and other organisms. This process is not just random and it does not require a sentient being to drive it either.

Answer 4

Yes, as microprocessors are built using transistors and logic gates which can only possibly work on binary (base 2), all bibles in electronic format must be processed in binary, regardless of whether they are encoded in ASCII, unicode, extended ASCII, or anything else.

Answer 5

An intelligent designer wouldn't give wings to ostriches, blind eyes to cave fish, or toenails to people. Dolphins would be able to breathe water. An intelligent and all-powerful designer should never make mistakes like conjoined twins either.

Answer 6

Your knowledge of binary exceeds your knowledge of genetics. The usual simplistic, inane, clutching at straws to find a justification for God rhetoric.

Answer 7

OK let's say your right, then how did the God of Abraham come about ? Did he/she/it create it's self ?

Answer 8

I say your logic is afu and btw who/what/he/she/it created the "God of Abraham"? Did you just pull that out of your a__ or have you believed this for a while?

Answer 9

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Asy8Nt8vRvMAQxoq6qab.J7sy6IX?qid=20070524083022AAdBiJ0

Answer 10

I'll buy it.