"They can if there is constant pressure on them to assemble"
No, it does not matter how much pressure there is. Read the entire statement. We are talking about assembling into a complicated machine with interactive parts. Also the analogy is concerning origins so evolution is not yet in operation. A random process cannot produce an information based machine.
The definition of information is that which is used by Werner Gitt. It is based upon the information contained in DNA. It consistst of 5 levels.
1. statistics
2. syntax
3. semantics
4. pragmatics
5. apobetics
No, it does not matter how much pressure there is. Read the entire statement. We are talking about assembling into a complicated machine with interactive parts. Also the analogy is concerning origins so evolution is not yet in operation. A random process cannot produce an information based machine.
The definition of information is that which is used by Werner Gitt. It is based upon the information contained in DNA. It consistst of 5 levels.
1. statistics
2. syntax
3. semantics
4. pragmatics
5. apobetics
), making them difficult to design but easy to "mutate" into.

Concentrations of gases change over time, and not always in the same direction. These arguments are getting stupider by the minute
Again, you extrapolate a single measurement to infinity.
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