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Stephen Meyer on Intelligent Design: What is the origin of digital information found in DNA?

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http://www.discovery.org Information is what runs the show in biology. The question is what is the source of the digital informaiton found in DNA? Stephen Meyer argues that only intelligence can produce information.

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  • Hey Neph, I will appreciate it if you have a look at my first video and hear me out. Leave your thoughts, thanks in advance!

  • So what if there is indeed a designer behind it all? All evidence still point towards something that is NOT described by any religions, especially Christianity. I laugh every time people use ideas like ID to support Christianity. No it doesn't, ok?

  • This subhuman Stephen Meyer is an enemy of Humanity. He got his paper thrown out of respectable circles. He is a fraud. A scumbag

  • Chemicals, amino acids, and proteins aren't 'digital information.' They can be represented by information to be interpreted and that's how we understand biological science. This is just a semantics game and no better than claiming spontaneous generation to be a legitimate theory. This is not a scientific concept.

  • A hundred years from now,scientific methodology will uncover something about the Universe that we can't possibly imagine now.Scientists working in obscurity will painstakingly discover some new fact about the world.And Christians a hundred years hence will regard this discovery as evidence for god.It's all getting very boring.

  • @confettibrains

    ^ the existence of these facts are not open to debate, they are observations and empirical data, of which evolution theory is applied to to best explain why those facts occur.

    If there was an intelligent designer, I don't see why there would be so many indicators of slow and chaotic creation, unless the supernatural entity designer is lazy and so made humans by jerryrigging two ape chromosomes together at the telomeres and copying/deletion errors between genes

  • @disquisition73

    please explain shared ERV insertions between distinct but related species, accurate predictions made by molecular phylogenetics, biogeography (species found in strata age and locations at predicted evolutionary origins), fusion of 2 ape chromosomes into 1 human chromosome, human embryonic stages that show vestigial gene expression of amphibians, or why all living species can be traced back to a predecessor (there are no genetically novel organisms)?

  • @disquisition73

    "The liberal evolutionist is drawn to academia because they worship the intellect"

    Smart people are drawn to knowledge?

    That coincides perfectly with a recent study on 137 countries which found people with lower IQs are more likely to believe in God/supernatural entities.

  • @disquisition73

    "Most creationists are not liberals."

    Obviously. The people who pass the most oppressive laws are christians/republicans. These same people are the ones who allow corporations to destroy the environment by blasting apart mountains and cutting down forests or haphazardly drilling oil under the ocean, all because their fucking religion tells them they have a God given right to exploit, destroy, dominate, and subdue Earth and animals however they please.

  • @confettibrains

    Evolutionary theory & Paganism/Satanism share a common origins within Sumerian culture. Thats why atheist evolutionists are the White Wizard's useful, idiot, "Orc" pawns, used within the war waged upon Americans, i.e. Christians

    Remember Gothmog, the Orc's Field General? He was an evolutionarily heavily mutated, reproductive defect

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