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what information is in a snowflake?

I asked you first bud It’s all you have to do But I have sneaking suspicion you are defeated Just a single example of a code forming naturally

Still waiting for you to show a specific sequence or code that was not created by intel. Then I will believe anything you suggest

No, the only intelligence we know that creates codes are from intelligence

Still waiting for you to show a specific sequence or code that was not created by intel. Then I will believe anything you suggest

Oh screw my logic??? You just committed mathematical logic fallacy by pointing out chance AFTER THE FACT. That in itself is a statistical crime!!! Still waiting on a code that created itself!! Lol

It goes by logic, you haven’t shown any way those sequences could have formed in the specific useful order or a code formed by chance!!!! How many times have you been dealt 150 Royal flushes in a row? This is what you believe is possible There’s no arguing w you given those beliefs

No sir, I am citing logic No codes were ever created except via intel. These sequences are just that. Disingenuous is coming from your camp alone

The against all odds sequences were created given logic. If you want to pretend that these sequences were created by chance You can continue to be disingenuous But in actuality I don’t think you even believe it

But is IS against all odds, you won’t bring yourself to admit it because it conflicts w your atheism and chance evolution. You don’t get specified sequences of that nature by chance, and you know it, but you’re not fooling me

Correct. Then how did the specific, against all odds, USEFUL specific sequence form?

What laws govern the sequence of the nucleotides?

If the order of nucleotides and ink on paper is just chemistry , then how do you explain the sequence?

Is that all it is, just chemistry, w out regard to the specificity of order? Really?

So do tell, is ink that adheres to paper in a book mere chemistry?

From whence did this genetic "switch" arise? If DNA can arrange itself, it needs to arise in the first place. The ability for arrangement is built into the genome, adaptability is part of the programming/coding.

Not following you, what goal post?????? But it doesn't matter- a moot pt really,, no codes have ever arranged themselves.

A human cell contains about 10000 different proteins, do you want to play this numbers game?

So if you limit the conditions, the chance is even less that a useful protein will emerge

"Before the actual gene there is a genetic "switch" in the DNA before the DNA part that codes for a protein." Where did the DNA come from? How about the machinery to interpret DNA? did they evolve at the same time? If so, what luck!!!!