

"If the nylon digesting bacteria were intelligently designed where is the DNA code that prepared them to be able to digest a material that did not previously exist? Such evidence would be somewhat convincing support for Intelligent Design, but we do not see this."
sticksnstones wrote:snip...
There are no other possibilities for how life could have arisen ... "Nothing can come from nothing" ...)
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Can the information in DNA/RNA can only have come from an intelligent designer?"
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Essentially within the double helix of DNA is actually a wealth of information that could write thousands of books (that is of course an understatement).
snip...It is impossible for RNA/DNA to sequence itself.
There are combinations of amino acids that form proteins and proteins that for RNA/DNA that cannot be accounted for by natural processes that are not yet living.
No one knows how these lifeless amino acids could have formed by themselves before life.
No one knows where this information could have come from to organize something so specifically.
Many theorize, but they are only untested theories.
Since there is no other solution by natural processes, and since the only free agent known to produce works of order within nature is intelligence (nature having the hallmarks of intelligence), Intelligence must be behind the [b]specific order of God for there is no other choice. All other naturalistic explanations have failed. God chooses to show his glory even within the very fabric of matter and life itself.
I want to attempt to keep this discussion on topic.
The question decided on is not the question irreducible complexity, or whether or not an intelligent designer would allow species to die. The question is: "Can the information in DNA/RNA can only have come from an intelligent designer?"
It seems as though you are trying to make an argument against the general conclusion of ID, saying there is not a God and its proofs. I just want to redirect the conversation to the question put out. In this post, I will attempt to define the term "information," to better direct a response from you. I'll answer the only valid question I saw(one that seems to go with what we are discussing) that you put to me at the end of the post.
Hopefully I have been able to nail the concept of information and its impossibility to create itself enough.
My question for you is, how can the result of information come about in the natural world without first having an information source.
snip..., so why in DNA with a code far more complex... do you assume it was developed through natural processes?
Do you believe that amino acids could have formed themselves in the natural world without a blue print into specific synthesis?
]Do you believe that DNA instructions that are the information to create all living things could have come about in the natural world disobeying the law of information itself? Information by definition has a purpose. How can information evolve without purpose?
theropod wrote: "If the nylon digesting bacteria were intelligently designed where is the DNA code that prepared them to be able to digest a material that did not previously exist? Such evidence would be somewhat convincing support for Intelligent Design, but we do not see this."
I am not exactly sure what you are saying here. Any creationist believes that DNA and a nylon digesting bacteria were created simultaneously. You seem to be just going off randomly, and I do not see the context of what you are discussing.
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an elementary particle of transitory existence that does not appear as a free particle in a particular situation but that can transmit a force from one particle to another."
n. A subatomic particle whose existence violates the principle of conservation of energy but is allowed to exist for a short time by Heisenberg's uncertainty principle."
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There are no other possibilities for how life could have arisen ..."Nothing can come from nothing"
Virtual particles appear and destroy each other continuously. They come from nothing and return. This idea then becomes one of a lack of education in the subject, and wrong.
Can the information in DNA/RNA can only have come from an intelligent designer?"
You have failed to supply any real information which directly supports your position. Without evidence we are left to conjecture. None of your references meet the peer review criteria I warned you about before this debate began. In the absence of such work the notion of Intelligent Design, to me, remains unsupported. Without evidence there is no reason to accept the notion of Intelligent Design.
"Essentially within the double helix of DNA is actually a wealth of information that could write thousands of books (that is of course an understatement)."
No one is denying that a vast amount of information can be, and indeed is, contained in a single chromosome. I contend that this alone is no indication of design. The inability of Intelligent Design supporters to point to a specific data set that others can test for repeatability is the whole shooting match. This signature of Intelligent Design has not been pointed out. Your citations do not support your contention of Intelligent Design.
snip...It is impossible for RNA/DNA to sequence itself.
This is untrue, if I read your words correctly, have demonstrated quite clearly that RNA can self assemble and further replicating versions of themselves are formed. We have learned enough to know that the statement above is not true.
"There are combinations of amino acids that form proteins and proteins that for RNA/DNA that cannot be accounted for by natural processes that are not yet living."
Name these molecules and think about this statement a little more. You are claiming that RNA/DNA exists which is not represented in any living organism? How could DNA/RNA be designed if it doesn't exist? You must support this statement with acceptable examples or retract it.
"No one knows how these lifeless amino acids could have formed by themselves before life.
Do you mean cosmic (see refs: 3,A) amino acids? Or do you mean the comet dust (refs: 3,B) we recently captured containing a vital amino acid?
No one knows where this information could have come from to organize something so specifically.
So specifically... what? So specifically subject to mutation? Just because you do not know how complexity arose does not mean that no one else does.
Many theorize, but they are only untested theories.
No. Scientists report their observations of reality. If those actually working in these fields are only hypothesizing how do they generate repeatable data? How does this slur, from ignorance, against science support your position of Intelligent Design? Your task is to provide supporting evidence, of a peer reviewed nature, that there exists an Intelligent Designer.
Since there is no other solution by natural processes, and since the only free agent known to produce works of order within nature is intelligence (nature having the hallmarks of intelligence), Intelligence must be behind the [b]specific order of God for there is no other choice. All other naturalistic explanations have failed.[/b] God chooses to show his glory even within the very fabric of matter and life itself.[/b]
Empty assertions all!
Cite an acceptable reference to show the hallmark of Intelligent Design in nature, retract the claim, or withdraw from the debate.
Cite an acceptable reference that you god exists, retract the claim, or withdraw from the debate.
Failure on your part to adhere to both of the challenges above will force me to seek moderator adjudication.
As to your first rebuttal;
[b]I want to attempt to keep this discussion on topic.
This is the last thing you want. If so provide us with some evidence, of an acceptable nature, in support of Intelligent Design.
The question decided on is not the question irreducible complexity, or whether or not an intelligent designer would allow species to die. The question is: "Can the information in DNA/RNA can only have come from an intelligent designer?"
These issues are part of the topic, whether you understand why or not. I will not waste my word space in this posting explaining these issues further. The topic is actually, "The Information In DNA/RNA Necessarily Requires An Intelligent Designer".
"It seems as though you are trying to make an argument against the general conclusion of ID, saying there is not a God and its proofs. I just want to redirect the conversation to the question put out. In this post, I will attempt to define the term "information," to better direct a response from you. I'll answer the only valid question I saw(one that seems to go with what we are discussing) that you put to me at the end of the post."
YOU mentioned God in your opening post. I made no mention of this supposed deity. By doing this you have tied the existence of this deity to your position. You are now obliged to supply evidence of the existence of this deity, as well as that of his/her Intelligent Design. Meet the challenge above.
Am I now to submit a series of questions only you find valid? I retain the freedom to pose any question I see fit. Should you lack the ability to provide a reasoned response to those questions is not my concern. (Meet the ruthless bastard theropod).
Hopefully I have been able to nail the concept of information and its impossibility to create itself enough.
The information/complexity you cite is not at question. You MUST provide evidence that this complexity and accumulation of information is the work of an Intelligent Design. You have failed.
My question for you is, how can the result of information come about in the natural world without first having an information source.
Addressed: (see refs: 2,A-2,H)
So why in DNA with a code far more complex... do you [b]assume it was developed through natural processes?[/b]
No assumptions. Instead;
The facts. The observations. The repeatability. The lack of evidence supporting other hypothesis.
NO assumption of God-Done-It!
Do you believe that amino acids could have formed themselves in the natural world without a blue print into specific synthesis?
NO. Evidence prohibits belief. Evidence CONFIRMS these chemicals form in the absence of a designer. (see refs: 3, 4, 5)
]Do you believe that DNA instructions that are the information to create all living things could have come about in the natural world disobeying the law of information itself? Information by definition has a purpose. How can information evolve without purpose?
What I believe is irrelevant. Mutations must be shown to be Intelligently Designed, or ignored.
If the nylon digesting bacteria were intelligently designed where is the DNA code that prepared them to be able to digest a material that did not previously exist? Such evidence would be somewhat convincing support for Intelligent Design, but we do not see this.The nylon digesting bacteria is an example of new information being added to an existing genome. Nylon was first made in 1935 and a species of preexisting bacteria evolved the ability to digest it. This was accomplished via a frame shift mutation in its genetic code which added complexity to the genome. In order for you to claim to contain any sense of validity you must show this special creation of the bacteria and refute the findings of science. So far your position is unsupported. More importantly the evidence suggests there is no designer.
Either we accept empty assertions on your say-so alone, or look to the supported evidence to the contrary. For you to claim the explanations of natural selection have failed is itself a failed distraction. Even if natural selection cannot account for the complexity in RNA/DNA it does not automatically confer upon your position any more validity. You have failed to supply one iota of peer reviewed evidence in support of your position. You have wasted your opening post, and first rebuttal, by not presenting your peer reviewed work as was made clear before we began, and then you closed with a series of baseless assertions and started preaching.
I had hoped this would be a relaxed exchange.
What sources fail to present information about ID?
What stops me from simply contending back with, "information is evidence of intelligent design?" Why is information not evidence for intelligent design?
How do ID supporters not point to specific data and tests that prove there is information can only come through a designer?
...Information theory is essentially an attempt to prove that information must have a source scientifically! Besides this fact, it is very testable.
...to be good enough to show me why an article on information theory is not good enough for your "testable" evidence.
Why is this self defeating? Because without an understanding for the conditions of the environment in which amino acids are supposed to naturally form, how can you possibly believe this hypothesis can be tested? It simply can not be tested without the proper atmospheric properties.
... Again the problem is, we do not know what the early atmosphere was and there is no evidence for it (Lazcano/ Miller) (which should be some indication to you that this is another evidence for creationism).
...However, after the impact of a comet that many theorists discuss to be 10x greater than our own hydrogen bombs (cite me), do you think that this amino acid would remain intact? And if it remained intact and has been flung halfway across the world's atmosphere, do you believe that this amino acid randomly had the ability to form itself into a meaningful pattern of DNA/RNA?....
Information does not mutate unless it is controlled by a living system.

Where the dunes become sparser - for example, near that icy hill - they break apart into "barchans". These are crescent-shaped formations whose horns point downwind. Barchans are also found on the deserts of Earth, and surely on many other planets across the Universe. They are one of several basic dune patterns, an inevitable consequence of the laws of nature under fairly common conditions.
Since there is no other solution by natural processes, and since the only free agent known to produce works of order within nature is intelligence (nature having the hallmarks of intelligence), Intelligence must be behind the [b]specific order of God for there is no other choice. All other naturalistic explanations have failed.[/b] God chooses to show his glory even within the very fabric of matter and life itself.[/b]
theropod wrote:Empty assertions all!
Cite an acceptable reference to show the hallmark of Intelligent Design in nature, retract the claim, or withdraw from the debate.
Cite an acceptable reference that you god exists, retract the claim, or withdraw from the debate.
Failure on your part to adhere to both of the challenges above will force me to seek moderator adjudication.
I am not afraid of your terrible reading comprehension of your own sources.
And I am not afraid of your lack of evidence for how information could have assembled itself. Heck, cite some proof at all for anything you said. You know I have been arguing some very good argument for design but you are unfamiliar with them so you do not understand its relevance. I suggest you take another look and read and comprehend what I say for one more try (second posted argument I made).
I have been providing evidence right now about how meaningful information can not arise naturally.
That is evidence in support of design. I am attempting to eliminate all of your options so only one remains. When all options but one remains, you must conclude with only the last one available.
Honestly, if you had read my post, you would have seen that I have been providing a very solid argument about the origin of information. You must defeat that argument or it still stands.
Actually, if you had understood the argument, you might have seen that since there is no identified source for complex information, that is proof. You must prove that there is a way for complex information to form naturally without life to begin with.
My question for you is, how can the result of information come about in the natural world without first having an information source.
theropod wrote:NO. Evidence prohibits belief. Evidence CONFIRMS these chemicals form in the absence of a designer. (see refs: 3, 4, 5)
Sorry, again, you should get your source straight.
Why is what you believe irrelevant? What you believe is the "evidence" right? Besides that, mutations are not what the topic of discussion is about.
We are talking about pre-life and information, not mutations. If we can get past information forming and have time to talk about life and mutations, we can talk about that. Until then, lets stick with trying to answer the discussion topic.
Yes, again, this has nothing to do with information creating in a pre-life condition. This is an example of pre-existing bacteria that adapted to digest nylon. This has nothing to do with non-life producing information.
No,I have not failed as I have shown you...
I will now list all of the arguments that you have not answered and still stand. I will simply assume that you had the inability to answer them because of your own lack of knowledge on the subject."
1. You have not prove how highly complex order can come from non-life (and yes, I looked through your sources for this answer but you misrepresented it as something it was not).
2. Information has a source, where is your source of information?
"Information is always generated by a living intelligence and is then put into a form of matter or energy in the physical world. "[/i]
3. "When you see hieroglyphics you did not automatically believe that they were variations of chance because they are ordered pieces of information, so why in DNA with a code far more complex than any known information storage device and matter transmitter do you assume it was developed through natural processes?"
4. "Information by definition has a purpose. How can information evolve without purpose?"
I would much rather hear you disprove the discussion topic. As you have seen now, you do not have any proven examples of how information could have evolved from non-living matter. I suggest you focus on how information "could have happened" through non-living matter since you lack observed evidence.
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An assessment of the amount and types of organic matter contributed to the Earth by interplanetary dust
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Space Life Sciences: Steps Toward Origin(s) of Life
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Co-Evolution Theory of the Genetic Code
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"The theory is proposed that the structure of the genetic code was determined by the sequence of evolutionary emergence of new amino acids within the primordial biochemical system. more primitive form of Thr, is even nearer still to Met). Although Ser and Cys can enter into the Met-biosynthetic"
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Collective evolution and the genetic code
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2006
"A dynamical theory for the evolution of the genetic code is presented, which accounts for its universality and optimality. The central concept is that a variety of collective, but non-Darwinian, mechanisms likely to be present in early communal life generically lead to refinement and selection of innovation-sharing protocols, such as the genetic code. Our proposal is illustrated by using a simplified computer model and placed within the context of a sequence of transitions that early life may have made, before the emergence of vertical descent. the case of the code, we do know one particular amino acid measure that seems to express it quite remarkably in the coding context. That measure is amino acid polar requirement (3–5). Although the relatedness order of the code is marginally evident from simple inspection of the codon table (3, 4, 6–8), it is pronounced when the amino acids are represented by their respective polar requirements (4). A major advance was provided by computer simulation studies "
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Evolution of amino acid frequencies in proteins over deep time: inferred order of introduction
Molecular Biology and Evolution, 2002
"To understand more fully how amino acid composition of proteins has changed over the course of evolution, a method has been developed for estimating the composition of proteins in an ancestral genome. Estimates are based upon the composition of conserved residues in descendant sequences and empirical knowledge of the relative probability of conservation of various amino acids. Simulations are used to model and correct for errors in the estimates. The method was used to infer the amino acid composition of a large protein set in the Last Universal Ancestor (LUA) of all extant species. Relative to the modern protein set, LUA proteins were found to be generally richer in those amino acids that are believed to have been most abundant in the prebiotic environment and poorer in those amino acids that are believed to have been unavailable or scarce. It is proposed that the inferred amino acid composition of proteins in the LUA probably reflects historical events in the establishment of the genetic code."
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Evolution of the genetic code: partial optimization of a random code for robustness to translation error in a rugged fitness landscape
Biology Direct 2007, 2:24 doi:10.1186/1745-6150-2-24
"The standard genetic code table has a distinctly non-random structure, with similar amino acids often encoded by codons series that differ by a single nucleotide substitution, typically, in the third or the first position of the codon. It has been repeatedly argued that this structure of the code results from selective optimization for robustness to translation errors such that translational misreading has the minimal adverse effect. Indeed, it has been shown in several studies that the standard code is more robust than a substantial majority of random codes. However, it remains unclear how much evolution the standard code underwent, what is the level of optimization, and what is the likely starting point."
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Importance of compartment formation for a self-encoding system
May 21, 2002, doi: 10.1073/pnas.062710399 PNAS May 28, 2002 vol. 99 no. 11 7514-7517
"A self-encoding system designed to have strict “compartition” of the molecules, i.e., to contain only a single molecule of DNA in each compartment, was established, and its evolutionary fate was analyzed. The system comprised the Thermus thermophilus DNA polymerase gene as the informational molecule and its protein product replicating the gene as the functional molecule. Imposing strict compartition allows the self-encoding system to last up to at least the tenth generation, whereas the system ceased to work after the third generation when loose compartition initiated with 100 molecules was imposed. These results provide experimental evidence on the importance of compartition for the maintenance of a self-encoding system. In addition, the extent of diversity in self-replication activity of the compartments was found to be another vital difference in the evolutionary dynamics between the strict and loose compartitions. Although the system with strict compartition provides widely diversified activity of the compartments at each generation, the values of the activity diverge only within a small range in the system with loose compartition. When the variety in the activity of a compartment is small, functional selection becomes weak, and to conform Darwinian evolution may become unfeasible. Therefore, strict compartition is essential for the evolvability of a self-encoding system."
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On the origin of the genetic code: signatures of its primordial complementarity in tRNAs and aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases
Heredity (2008) 100, 341–355; doi:10.1038/sj.hdy.6801086; published online 5 March 2008
"If the table of the genetic code is rearranged to put complementary codons face-to-face, it becomes apparent that the code displays latent mirror symmetry with respect to two sterically different modes of tRNA recognition. These modes involve distinct classes of aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases (aaRSs I and II) with recognition from the minor or major groove sides of the acceptor stem, respectively. We analyze the anticodon pairs complementary to the face-to-face codon couplets. Taking into account the invariant nucleotides on either side (5' and 3'), we consider the risk of anticodon confusion and subsequent erroneous aminoacylation in the ancestral coding system. This logic leads to the conclusion that ribozymic precursors of tRNA synthetases had the same two complementary modes of tRNA aminoacylation. This surprising case of molecular mimicry (1) shows a key potential selective advantage arising from the partitioning of aaRSs into two classes, (2) is consistent with the hypothesis that the two aaRS classes were originally encoded by the complementary strands of the same primordial gene and (3) provides a 'missing link' between the classic genetic code, embodied in the anticodon, and the second, or RNA operational, code that is embodied mostly in the acceptor stem and is directly responsible for proper tRNA aminoacylation."
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Recent evidence for evolution of the genetic code
Microbiol Mol Biol Rev. 1992 March; 56(1): 229-264
"The genetic code, formerly thought to be frozen, is now known to be in a state of evolution. This was first shown in 1979 by Barrell et al. (G. Barrell, A. T. Bankier, and J. Drouin, Nature [London] 282:189-194, 1979), who found that the universal codons AUA (isoleucine) and UGA (stop) coded for methionine and tryptophan, respectively, in human mitochondria. Subsequent studies have shown that UGA codes for tryptophan in Mycoplasma spp. and in all nonplant mitochondria that have been examined. Universal stop codons UAA and UAG code for glutamine in ciliated protozoa (except Euplotes octacarinatus) and in a green alga, Acetabularia. E. octacarinatus uses UAA for stop and UGA for cysteine. Candida species, which are yeasts, use CUG (leucine) for serine. Other departures from the universal code, all in nonplant mitochondria, are CUN (leucine) for threonine (in yeasts), AAA (lysine) for asparagine (in platyhelminths and echinoderms), UAA (stop) for tyrosine (in planaria), and AGR (arginine) for serine (in several animal orders) and for stop (in vertebrates). We propose that the changes are typically preceded by loss of a codon from all coding sequences in an organism or organelle, often as a result of directional mutation pressure, accompanied by loss of the tRNA that translates the codon. The codon reappears later by conversion of another codon and emergence of a tRNA that translates the reappeared codon with a different assignment. Changes in release factors also contribute to these revised assignments. We also discuss the use of UGA (stop) as a selenocysteine codon and the early history of the code."
sticksnstones wrote:I am not afraid of your terrible reading comprehension of your own sources

I can detect the design of hieroglyphics in the tool marks.
Information is contained in these patterns. We can see the prevailing wind direction, speed and duration from this pattern of information. We can also determine the clastic properties of the sand, the wetness, the size/weight sorting and temporal tracking. We can determine the atmospheric pressure, temperature and seasonal variances. This is a great deal of information that has formed in the absence of any Intelligent Design. Nature transmits a history of the environment over time. The mutations of this information are detectable. These naturally occurring formations indeed contain information which is altered/mutated by non living systems.
Information does not mutate unless it is controlled by a living system.
WRONG!
I need not "PROVE" anything, as my position is that there is no evidence of Intelligent Design.
sticksnstones wrote:THEROPOD,
YOU HAVE REPEATEDLY AND DELIBERATELY IGNORED MY ARGUMENT ASSERTING THAT ONLY PEER REVIEWS CAN PROVE A POSITION.
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sticksnstones wrote:I am not afraid of your terrible reading comprehension of your own sources
is unbecoming in a formal debate. Please refrain from such comments in the future, and concentrate upon the provision of substantive evidence for your claims.
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