I call the
theory of evolution mutational, inter-species magic. You see it demonstrated and
speeded up in Harry Potter-movies. However, it’s not real. I would be ashamed to
believe that it was real. Here’s why evolution as such cannot happen. Allow me to explain:
The universe
consists of energy, matter and information. Biological systems consist of energy,
organic as well as inorganic matter. These also come with three kinds of information:
1) Structural information. 2) Operating information. 3) Communicative
information. These fall under the category of Universal Information (UI). Universal
Information or UI, having a sender and receiver, has the following
characteristics:
Statistics.
This could point to transmitted signals from the sender or received signals
from the receiver (in language this would be the individual letters).
Cosyntics (code
+ syntax). Code as employed by the sender and understood code by the receiver
(in language this would amount to the grammar of a phrase or sentence).
Semantics.
Communicated idea from the sender or understood meaning by the receiver (in
language, this would be the idea or meaning of a phrase or sentence).
Pragmatics.
Expected action by the sender and implemented action by the receiver (practical
application of material).
Apobetics.
Intended purpose by the sender and achieved result by the receiver.
As seen, language,
computer programs and the activities controlled by the nucleus of living cells,
all qualify as UI. A very important prerequisite of UI is the will or volition,
i.e., an intelligent sender and/or receiver (UI is not a property of matter,
meaning it cannot originate from lifeless matter, organic or inorganic). The source of information is always an intelligent mind.
Question is:
Does any part of DNA qualify as UI? DNA comprises of “letters,” i.e., adenine
(A), thymine (T), guanine (G), and cytosine (C). During protein synthesis
transcription and translation takes place. By using aminoacids as building
blocks, proteins are manufactured. This would be part of the cell's structural information.
The theory of evolution ignores natural laws as well
as the laws of information. What about mutation and natural selection? A mutation
can only change hereditary information that is already present. Without the DNA
information system already in existence, biological evolution cannot get
started. Mutation, by definition, is a random process, so in principle it
cannot produce new functional systems (e.g., new organs). The same goes for natural
selection. Natural selection favors those organisms more capable of surviving,
ensuring that their hereditary material has a better chance of propagating
itself. However, this process only sorts or culls information that is already
there, neither improving the information nor adding anything new.