Contingent evolution (Introduction)

by GateKeeper , Wednesday, June 25, 2014, 14:16 (3804 days ago) @ Balance_Maintained

David: There is no doubt from epigentic research organisms can create their own adaptations to challenges in nature. In this sense evolution is not random or changed by chance. As I have stated elsewhere, the enormous complexities of the layers and controls of the genetic mechanism defy the notion that it all developed by chance processes. Show me a complex four-letter code that developed by itself and not from a mind. But the Darwin folks want us to accept that as a fact. Even our programmers can only use a binary system, not a quartenary system.
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> And even in their epigenetic changes they are working within pre-defined constraints. So there is a strong signal prior to the actor performing any evolution at all, and the actions of the actor are made with/by some form of 'mind', with intent and for a purpose. This is true even if the only intent and purpose is to survive.-Let me ask you this.-Is it like raising a child or more like "you" making red blood cells?