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Originally posted by Lincoln
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Now what about the letters (or chemicals) that you initially arranged in any random order? In my instructions you remember that I said to put the 4 letters in whatever order that you wanted. This still is in some ways just simple chemical reactions. There is nothing miraculous about how they are put together if you think of four different people holding hands. They are joined together by their hands gripping each other. In that sense the 4 chemicals A, T, C, and G have no problem with holding hands with each other. They are not in the least bit prejudiced so they can be arranged in any order and they are still quite happy. The only question that remains really is what does the order mean to the living cell and the human being or plant that results from that seemingly random order of letters? Here is where simple chemical laws of nature break down. The reason they break down is not because chemical laws or thermodynamic laws are defied but because they cannot explain the order which as it turns out is not random at all. My analogy of the ladder was not correct in one place and that is where I told you to write the letters in any random order that you chose. In real life they appear to be random just like the ones that you did but they are in a precise order that represents a coded language.
If only chemical laws were being considered then the DNA code would be entirely random. Of course it is not.
Here is an excerpt:
Now what about the letters (or chemicals) that you initially arranged in any random order? In my instructions you remember that I said to put the 4 letters in whatever order that you wanted. This still is in some ways just simple chemical reactions. There is nothing miraculous about how they are put together if you think of four different people holding hands. They are joined together by their hands gripping each other. In that sense the 4 chemicals A, T, C, and G have no problem with holding hands with each other. They are not in the least bit prejudiced so they can be arranged in any order and they are still quite happy. The only question that remains really is what does the order mean to the living cell and the human being or plant that results from that seemingly random order of letters? Here is where simple chemical laws of nature break down. The reason they break down is not because chemical laws or thermodynamic laws are defied but because they cannot explain the order which as it turns out is not random at all. My analogy of the ladder was not correct in one place and that is where I told you to write the letters in any random order that you chose. In real life they appear to be random just like the ones that you did but they are in a precise order that represents a coded language.
If only chemical laws were being considered then the DNA code would be entirely random. Of course it is not.
And also, this author doesn't understand math very well.
Some people do not learn this information lesson quite so easily. They are still trying to beat the odds. I suppose it is because they have so much to lose now. Part of my system included doubling the bets when I lost. This works fine for two or three times but eventually you end up betting hundreds of dollars trying to cover a two dollar bet. I disciplined myself to stop doubling after the third and take my losses. I have an idea that there are some that have doubled their bets to the extent that now they have staked their very lives on odds that they can never overcome. I am not going to go into much complication here because I would probably lose you and myself along the way.
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