do with the origin of the complex message. It is a very precise, unique message for every single organism. So where did the message come from?
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In the human DNA molecule, they found something quite unexpected—an exquisite ‘language’ composed of some 3 billion genetic letters. DNA actually stores information—the detailed instructions for assembling proteins. The information in human DNA is roughly equivalent to 12 sets of The Encyclopaedia Britannica, an incredible 384 volumes.
The only types of communication considered high-level are human languages, artificial languages such as computer and Morse codes and the genetic code. No other communication system has been found to contain the basic characteristics of a language. These languages can only rationally be understood as products of intelligence.
DNA holds an extremely complex 4 character double digital program. Anyone who has ever tried computer programming (which is vastly simpler) will know how easy it is to make mistakes and have a program that won’t run. How hard it would be for even a human programmer to get the billions of amino acid variations right. As we have said, this type of high-level information has been found to originate only from an intelligent source. It should also be said that the source is incredibly accurate and precise.
The precision of this genetic language is such that the average mistake that is not caught turns out to be one error per 10 billion letters. If a mistake occurs in one of the most
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