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Evolution Through the Lens of Information Theory

Evolution Through the Lens of Information Theory

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Evolution Through the Lens of Information Theory





Perry Marshall, Author of "Industrial Ethernet" and Communications Engineer Bill Jenkins give a technical Treatment of Information Theory as it relates to DNA and Evolution.

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Error Corrections in DNA Guard Against Random Mutations





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A New Theory of Evolution: Cellular Genetic Engineering





Evolutionary Programming is Organized Top-Down, not Bottom-Up



The Evolutionary Algorithm is Intentional - and That's a Testable hypothesis



Evolution as a Highly Optimized Calculation, Not a Random Walk



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I see you are finally starting to accept evolution as fact.
But you can still take it to spirituality as I doubt you are here to discuss the actual science of it.

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The problem with this point is that there is no reason that "top down" mechanisms shouldn't evolve "bottom up".

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Originally posted by DeepThought
The problem with this point is that there is no reason that "top down" mechanisms shouldn't evolve "bottom up".
If you had looked at the videos, you would have had it explained to you the reason why it can't happen bottom-up.

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Journalist and Researcher Richard Milton presents a case that what we have been taught about Darwin's theory of evolution is totally wrong and that this most fundamental belief with respect to human origins should be completely re-evaluated by main stream scientific and academic institutions. Author of the book "Shattering The Myths of Darwinism," Richard Milton does not represent the Creationist movement either. He simply states, that Darwin's theory of evolution does not stand up to logical scientific scrutiny. Get the facts in this original uncut interview that was filmed for the production of the NBC Special Documentary "The Mysterious Origins of Man - Rewriting Human History,"



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DNA as a Communication System



Communication Systems and Codes



How this DNA & Evolution argument started in the first place



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Originally posted by RJHinds
If you had looked at the videos, you would have had it explained to you the reason why it can't happen bottom-up.

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Sorry RJ I almost never follow video links. Partly because I don't trust YouTube to correctly scan every video and advert for malicious code. But mostly because I want something peer reviewed, or at least where I can follow the references. I can think of a plausible bottom up construction, where mechanisms for DNA repair first evolve, and then are regulated up and down depending on environmental factors, which turn into mechanisms for directing evolution. Their explanation will simply be to deny that a set of small quantitative changes can add up to a large qualitative difference.

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Seriously this is not science this is preaching creationism.

Get it out of science forums.

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Originally posted by googlefudge
Seriously this is not science this is preaching creationism.

Get it out of science forums.
The evilutioninsts do not like to hear the truth discussed about their pet fairy tale theory. It is no intelligence allowed in the Science Forum for they know their fairy tale of a frog to a prince does not stand a chance of being believed when compared to Intelligent Design.

We are unable to make the right conditions for life to arise even with all our knowledge and planning. So apparently it takes a super intellect with enough knowledge and power to do it, since we don't have it. The Law of Biogenesis states that life arises from life and never arises from non-life. Therefore, that eliminates life arising from pure chance happenings and there is no such thing as natural selection outside of living things.

So even if this super intellect made the conditions right for life, it is still impossible for life to arise from non-life according to the Law of Biogenesis. The complexity of life also prohibits it from arising by chance. It is pure stupidity to think that it could.


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Originally posted by RJHinds
The evilutioninsts do not like to hear the truth discussed about their pet fairy tale theory. It is no intelligence allowed in the Science Forum for they know their fairy tale of a frog to a prince does not stand a chance of being believed when compared to Intelligent Design.

We are unable to make the right conditions for life to arise even with all our ...[text shortened]... ts it from arising by chance. It is pure stupidity to think that it could.


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Make up whatever fantasy you like about being persecuted or silenced.

Just as long as you stop posting your ID/creationist preaching in science.


You are not, and have never been, even the tiniest bit interested in actually
discussing science, you are only interested in preaching your religion.

As the mods have made abundantly clear, ID and creationism are not science
and should not be in the science forum.

Take the hint.

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Originally posted by googlefudge
Make up whatever fantasy you like about being persecuted or silenced.

Just as long as you stop posting your ID/creationist preaching in science.


You are not, and have never been, even the tiniest bit interested in actually
discussing science, you are only interested in preaching your religion.

As the mods have made abundantly clear, ID and creationism are not science
and should not be in the science forum.

Take the hint.
The idea of Intelligent Design has been derived from the study of science, not religion. The fact that it agrees with the creation idea from the Holy Bible does not make it unscientific. The purpose of science is to find the truth about operations and origins of the natural world. If the discoveries lead us in the direction of the creation idea as a possible truth of science, then we should not put on the breaks and refuse to go in that direction just because of the preconceived notion that science and religion can not both be true.

If scientist see the evidence of intelligent design in nature, they should be allowed to present this evidence and discuss it without prejudice because it sounds too much like the religious idea of Creationism. However, evilutionists wish to limit scientific thought through censorship, so scientist are prevented from thinking outside the box of evilution. This is probably because they know that the evilution theory is in crisis and about to collapse due to the new discoveries of the complexity of the cell and the information coded into the DNA molecule that cries out "Intelligent Design."

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Originally posted by googlefudge
Seriously this is not science this is preaching creationism.

Get it out of science forums.
Hmmm. Last I looked he is not in the science forum, this is spirituality. Why not address your concerns there rather than here?

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Originally posted by googlefudge
Seriously this is not science this is preaching creationism.

Get it out of science forums.
LOL That's like standing in someones house and telling him to get out of your house.

I've actually known people who would say things like that... but not for very long. I usually move slowly (and deliberately) away from them until they can't see me, and then I'll run like my life depends on it. If you move too fast they might realise you are trying to get away, so I don't recommend a hasty retreat.

But seriously, you couldn't wait until he showed up at your house with that?

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