Debunking Evolution Clip: Gibberish Can't Create Anything
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This short feature discusses the two main mechanisms claimed by evolutionists to drive evolution forward: mutations and genetic recombination.
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- 00:09
- I've been reading through a textbook and they keep giving great examples of how creatures change like Darwin's finches or these tortoises.
- 00:18
- But this isn't evolution by natural forces if these animals were programmed to adapt like that.
- 00:25
- I see what you're saying. Many evolutionists consider any change as evolution, which makes it seem like we're always evolving upward.
- 00:34
- But not all changes come from accidental errors through mutation. Some pre -programmed variation helps animals adapt through genetic recombining.
- 00:45
- Now look at this.
- 00:51
- Our book lists the sources of genetic variation. This page lists the two main sources of change as mutation and genetic recombination.
- 01:02
- So mutations would be accidents, errors? Right. Mutations are usually caused when there's an error copying a creature's genetic information, which is found in its
- 01:12
- DNA. It can lose, duplicate, or even copy letters in the genetic code.
- 01:18
- But if I delete, scramble, or duplicate letters, won't I eventually get a new word?
- 01:24
- Sure. But a new word doesn't necessarily mean anything. So if I scramble the letters in puppy, it just means gibberish?
- 01:41
- Exactly. Mutations might be able to create a new combination of letters, but it needs to have a meaning for the cell to use as a blueprint later on.
- 01:49
- In other words, a code isn't really a code without some assigned meaning. Gibberish can't create anything.