Prophets or
Evolution - An LDS Perspective Chapter 30 Patterns of
Intelligence "He who joyfully marches to
music in rank and file has already earned my contempt. He has been given a
large brain by mistake, since for him the spinal cord would fully suffice." Albert Einstein, Nobel Prize, 1921 in Physics Introduction The key
claim, meaning the prime assumption, of neo-Darwinism is that random mutations
of nucleotides created new genetic information
and intelligence. This had to
have happened before natural selection came into play because natural selection
can only act on existing species, not on species under construction. The term "selection" is used in
"natural selection" because it "selects" among existing species. Because
randomness had to create the patterns of DNA or RNA for the "first living
cell," and because randomness had to create the patterns of mutations
which led to new species (these are the first two keys of Neo-Darwinism),
essentially the prime assumption of evolution is that patterns of randomness can create highly sophisticated patterns of intelligence and information;
because DNA has both highly sophisticated intelligence and information coded
among its nucleotides. This
chapter will ask the question: "Can patterns of randomness create patterns
of massively sophisticated information and intelligence?" The answer
turns out to be 'no', as will now be seen. This
chapter first describes this issue descriptively, then it describes it visually
and finally it describes it statistically. A Computer Program First, let
us look at a computer program. This is a
program I wrote so I could have an alarm clock on my computer. While I wrote the program, actually most of
the program was written by Microsoft Corporation programmers. They essentially wrote a lot of subroutines
which did various things; then I came along and organized their library of
subroutines into an alarm clock program. The program
was actually "compiled" as bits of information, meaning a long string
of '0's and '1's. Analyzing '0's and
'1's is kind of boring so I grouped each 8 consecutive '0's and '1's into a
"byte" and analyzed the program as a set of "bytes." A
"byte" is really nothing but eight consecutive '0's and '1's. For example, these are "bytes"
(i.e. permutations of 8 bits): 00000000 01010100 11011110 10101011 00001100 11111101 and so
on. After
breaking down the program (which was a long string of '0's and '1's whereby I
took each 8 consecutive bits and converted the 8 bits into one byte), I then
took each byte and counted how many times this byte occurred in the listing of
the program. In other words, I took the
compiled binary (i.e. 0s and 1s) listing of the program; then took each 8
consecutive bits and counted how many times each permutation of 8 bits (i.e.
each byte) occurred. This counting
process generates what is called a "histogram." A "histogram"
simply "counts" how many times a particular permutation occurs, in
this instance. The intent
was to count how many times each byte (i.e. permutation of 8 'bits') occurred
and then analyze these counts. In this
table is a listing of how many times each byte occurred in the compiled binary
listing of the alarm clock program. Alarm Clock
Program Histogram Table 1: 0 [.] = 42114 (i.e.
consecutive bits: 00000000) 1 [] = 2208 (i.e. consecutive bits:
00000001) 2 [[1]]
= 2442 (i.e.
consecutive bits: 00000010) 3 [.] = 322 (i.e. consecutive bits: 00000011) 4 [.] = 1848 (i.e.
consecutive bits: 00000100) 5 [] = 377
and so on. 6 [] = 634 7 [] = 486 8 [] = 539 9 [.] = 174 10 [.] = 2045 11 [.] = 409 12 [.] = 295 13 [.] = 170 14 [.] = 243 15 [] = 113 16 [] = 200 17 [] = 416 18 [] = 263 19 [] = 338 20 [] = 171 21 [] = 179 22 [] = 491 23 [] = 336 24 [] = 246 25 [] = 244 26 [] = 183 27 [] = 158 28 [] = 172 29 [] = 171 30 [‑] = 232 31 [] = 500 32 [ ] = 1296 33 [!] = 59 34 ["] = 163 35 [#] = 52 36 [$] = 93 37 [%] = 185 38 [&] = 175 39 ['] = 69 40 [(] = 509 41 [)] = 79 42 [*] = 280 43 [+] = 128 44 [,] = 648 45 [-] = 88 46 [.] = 1407 47 [/] = 41 48 [0] = 1354 49 [1] = 570 50 [2] = 159 51 [3] = 321 52 [4] = 303 53 [5] = 672 54 [6] = 267 55 [7] = 411 56 [8] = 304 57 [9] = 412 58 [:] = 118 59 [;] = 65 60 [<] = 118 61 [=] = 600 62 [>] = 78 63 [?] = 41 64 [@] = 121 65 [A] = 512 66 [B] = 189 67 [C] = 524 68 [D] = 476 69 [E] = 117 70 [F] = 105 71 [G] = 83 72 [H] = 138 73 [I] = 130 74 [J] = 27 75 [K] = 223 76 [L] = 339 77 [M] = 481 78 [N] = 74 79 [O] = 142 80 [P] = 462 81 [Q] = 53 82 [R] = 166 83 [S] = 695 84 [T] = 340 85 [U] = 40 86 [V] = 287 87 [W] = 59 88 [X] = 89 89 [Y] = 72 90 [Z] = 72 91 [[] = 42 92 [\] = 46 93 []] = 36 94 [^] = 31 95 [_] = 592 96 [`] = 49 97 [a] = 1537 98 [b] = 981 99 [c] = 750 100 [d] = 743 101 [e] = 4301 102 [f] = 390 103 [g] = 224 104 [h] = 130 105 [i] = 1407 106 [j] = 57 107 [k] = 391 108 [l] = 1606 109 [m] = 1252 110 [n] = 1280 111 [o] = 2938 112 [p] = 550 113 [q] = 36 114 [r] = 2035 115 [s] = 1768 116 [t] = 2749 117 [u] = 1617 118 [v] = 352 119 [w] = 156 120 [x] = 347 121 [y] = 797 122 [z] = 64 123 [{] = 1240 124 [|] = 49 125 [}] = 226 126 [~] = 19 127 [] = 26 128 [] = 153 129 [] = 50 130 [‚] = 13 131 [ƒ] = 20 132 [„] = 34 133 […] = 17 134 [†] = 67 135 [‡] = 22 136 [ˆ] = 54 137 [‰] = 15 138 [Š] = 15 139 [‹] = 18 140 [Œ] = 36 141 [] = 35 142 [] = 36 143 [] = 31 144 [] = 50 145 [‘] = 22 146 [’] = 17 147 [“] = 31 148 [”] = 27 149 [•] = 19 150 [–] = 31 151 [—] = 21 152 [˜] = 36 153 [™] = 20 154 [š] = 55 155 [›] = 17 156 [œ] = 19 157 [] = 10 158 [] = 24 159 [Ÿ] = 10 160 [ ] = 34 161 [¡] = 40 162 [¢] = 44 163 [£] = 9 164 [¤] = 24 165 [¥] = 9 166 [¦] = 21 167 [§] = 7 168 [¨] = 30 169 [©] = 16 170 [ª] = 13 171 [«] = 7 172 [¬] = 8 173 [] = 15 174 [®] = 8 175 [¯] = 9 176 [°] = 27 177 [±] = 14 178 [²] = 8 179 [³] = 10 180 [´] = 13 181 [µ] = 9 182 [¶] = 14 183 [·] = 7 184 [¸] = 26 185 [¹] = 7 186 [º] = 13 187 [»] = 9 188 [¼] = 21 189 [½] = 10 190 [¾] = 11 191 [¿] = 14 192 [À] = 43 193 [Á] = 12 194 [Â] = 8 195 [Ã] = 9 196 [Ä] = 18 197 [Å] = 21 198 [Æ] = 27 199 [Ç] = 6 200 [È] = 15 201 [É] = 9 202 [Ê] = 24 203 [Ë] = 10 204 [Ì] = 37 205 [Í] = 13 206 [Î] = 12 207 [Ï] = 10 208 [Ð] = 9 209 [Ñ] = 61 210 [Ò] = 17 211 [Ó] = 14 212 [Ô] = 12 213 [Õ] = 7 214 [Ö] = 14 215 [×] = 14 216 [Ø] = 20 217 [Ù] = 13 218 [Ú] = 9 219 [Û] = 13 220 [Ü] = 28 221 [Ý] = 12 222 [Þ] = 30 223 [ß] = 10 224 [à] = 20 225 [á] = 13 226 [â] = 14 227 [ã] = 9 228 [ä] = 17 229 [å] = 5 230 [æ] = 14 231 [ç] = 8 232 [è] = 29 233 [é] = 28 234 [ê] = 5 235 [ë] = 28 236 [ì] = 12 237 [í] = 10 238 [î] = 14 239 [ï] = 11 240 [ð] = 32 241 [ñ] = 15 242 [ò] = 12 243 [ó] = 2 244 [ô] = 29 245 [õ] = 6 246 [ö] = 9 247 [÷] = 19 248 [ø] = 19 249 [ù] = 5 250 [ú] = 8 251 [û] = 10 252 [ü] = 11 253 [ý] = 14 254 [þ] = 58 255 [ÿ] = 1403 Total = 110592 bytes Note in the
above chart that the minimum number of times a single byte was found was 2. This happened once for byte 243. The maximum
number of times a byte was found was 42,114, for byte 0. The second highest was 4,301, for byte 101. Note also
the large number of times that bytes 97 through 128 were found!! Compare this to the number of times bytes 163
through 254 were found (with a few exceptions). The above
chart is a "histogram," meaning a chart which shows the frequency of
how many times a particular pattern of 8 'bits' exists in the program. The
computer program, in total, had 110,592 bytes. Using A
Random Number Generator I then used
the random number generator to generate 110,592 random "bytes." The next chart is this histogram: Alarm Clock
Histogram Generated By Random Number Generator Table 2: 0 [.] = 451 1 [] = 407 2 [[1]]
= 402 3 [.] = 442 4 [.] = 428 5 [] = 426 6 [] = 440 7 [] = 444 8 [] = 458 9 [.] = 434 10 [.] = 452 11 [.] = 437 12 [.] = 429 13 [.] = 469 14 [.] = 415 15 [] = 466 16 [] = 430 17 [] = 469 18 [] = 431 19 [] = 460 20 [] = 394 21 [] = 437 22 [] = 427 23 [] = 453 24 [] = 428 25 [] = 426 26 [] = 473 27 [] = 403 28 [] = 414 29 [] = 413 30 [‑] = 445 31 [] = 460 32 [ ] = 419 33 [!] = 450 34 ["] = 438 35 [#] = 449 36 [$] = 434 37 [%] = 395 38 [&] = 440 39 ['] = 404 40 [(] = 462 41 [)] = 461 42 [*] = 429 43 [+] = 405 44 [,] = 445 45 [-] = 480 46 [.] = 473 47 [/] = 443 48 [0] = 444 49 [1] = 410 50 [2] = 457 51 [3] = 452 52 [4] = 432 53 [5] = 458 54 [6] = 470 55 [7] = 438 56 [8] = 432 57 [9] = 424 58 [:] = 442 59 [;] = 403 60 [<] = 449 61 [=] = 420 62 [>] = 447 63 [?] = 459 64 [@] = 486 65 [A] = 481 66 [B] = 413 67 [C] = 413 68 [D] = 417 69 [E] = 450 70 [F] = 412 71 [G] = 427 72 [H] = 406 73 [I] = 402 74 [J] = 460 75 [K] = 431 76 [L] = 435 77 [M] = 416 78 [N] = 439 79 [O] = 484 80 [P] = 432 81 [Q] = 407 82 [R] = 402 83 [S] = 416 84 [T] = 435 85 [U] = 411 86 [V] = 440 87 [W] = 404 88 [X] = 421 89 [Y] = 402 90 [Z] = 433 91 [[] = 394 92 [\] = 428 93 []] = 432 94 [^] = 447 95 [_] = 448 96 [`] = 444 97 [a] = 430 98 [b] = 415 99 [c] = 413 100 [d] = 467 101 [e] = 458 102 [f] = 419 103 [g] = 409 104 [h] = 449 105 [i] = 413 106 [j] = 422 107 [k] = 462 108 [l] = 439 109 [m] = 428 110 [n] = 420 111 [o] = 413 112 [p] = 437 113 [q] = 418 114 [r] = 436 115 [s] = 464 116 [t] = 448 117 [u] = 430 118 [v] = 415 119 [w] = 406 120 [x] = 409 121 [y] = 427 122 [z] = 423 123 [{] = 442 124 [|] = 443 125 [}] = 372 126 [~] = 406 127 [] = 423 128 [] = 443 129 [] = 409 130 [‚] = 403 131 [ƒ] = 387 132 [„] = 440 133 […] = 403 134 [†] = 438 135 [‡] = 454 136 [ˆ] = 423 137 [‰] = 423 138 [Š] = 441 139 [‹] = 440 140 [Œ] = 426 141 [] = 429 142 [] = 483 143 [] = 411 144 [] = 452 145 [‘] = 412 146 [’] = 469 147 [“] = 415 148 [”] = 437 149 [•] = 397 150 [–] = 438 151 [—] = 439 152 [˜] = 438 153 [™] = 417 154 [š] = 476 155 [›] = 403 156 [œ] = 417 157 [] = 416 158 [] = 441 159 [Ÿ] = 441 160 [ ] = 458 161 [¡] = 463 162 [¢] = 452 163 [£] = 450 164 [¤] = 450 165 [¥] = 418 166 [¦] = 451 167 [§] = 432 168 [¨] = 427 169 [©] = 422 170 [ª] = 418 171 [«] = 403 172 [¬] = 444 173 [] = 466 174 [®] = 382 175 [¯] = 404 176 [°] = 429 177 [±] = 393 178 [²] = 449 179 [³] = 437 180 [´] = 436 181 [µ] = 425 182 [¶] = 441 183 [·] = 459 184 [¸] = 387 185 [¹] = 440 186 [º] = 481 187 [»] = 436 188 [¼] = 439 189 [½] = 430 190 [¾] = 434 191 [¿] = 421 192 [À] = 450 193 [Á] = 430 194 [Â] = 401 195 [Ã] = 430 196 [Ä] = 445 197 [Å] = 437 198 [Æ] = 406 199 [Ç] = 423 200 [È] = 458 201 [É] = 435 202 [Ê] = 423 203 [Ë] = 453 204 [Ì] = 420 205 [Í] = 407 206 [Î] = 417 207 [Ï] = 443 208 [Ð] = 426 209 [Ñ] = 451 210 [Ò] = 434 211 [Ó] = 404 212 [Ô] = 423 213 [Õ] = 432 214 [Ö] = 432 215 [×] = 441 216 [Ø] = 421 217 [Ù] = 446 218 [Ú] = 459 219 [Û] = 440 220 [Ü] = 445 221 [Ý] = 446 222 [Þ] = 443 223 [ß] = 454 224 [à] = 444 225 [á] = 408 226 [â] = 420 227 [ã] = 406 228 [ä] = 417 229 [å] = 433 230 [æ] = 424 231 [ç] = 417 232 [è] = 421 233 [é] = 434 234 [ê] = 418 235 [ë] = 461 236 [ì] = 424 237 [í] = 403 238 [î] = 409 239 [ï] = 428 240 [ð] = 462 241 [ñ] = 463 242 [ò] = 419 243 [ó] = 442 244 [ô] = 389 245 [õ] = 405 246 [ö] = 453 247 [÷] = 413 248 [ø] = 425 249 [ù] = 437 250 [ú] = 411 251 [û] = 413 252 [ü] = 421 253 [ý] = 430 254 [þ] = 456 255 [ÿ] = 422 Total = 110592 Whereas the
histogram range for an actual intelligently designed computer program ranged
from 2 to 42,114 (or "to 4,301" if you don't count 0), the range for
the randomly generated histogram was 372 (for byte 125) to 486 (for byte 64). The
"range" or "gap" for an intelligently designed computer
program was at least 4,299 (i.e. 4,301 - 2), whereas the "gap" for a
randomly designed computer program (which obviously would not have done
anything useful) was 114 (i.e. 486 - 372).
The size of the "gap" of the randomly generated program was
only 2.65% of the range or "gap" of the intelligently generated
program!! Random
number generators; which are essentially what random mutations of nucleotides
are represented by; do not have nearly the variety of counts as a truly
intelligent set of bits. The wide variety
of bits of an intelligent program is a side-effect of intelligence. The point
is that in order to create intelligence you need a wide range in values in the
histogram, but a random number generator cannot create that wide range of
values. There is no randomness in
intelligence and there is no intelligence in randomness!! We could
have done the same thing with a book. A
book written in the English language would have very few 'z' or 'q' or 'j'
characters. Yet, if we randomly
generated the letters in the book, one out of 26 of the letters would be a 'z'
or a 'q' or a 'j'. If we
"weighted" or "biased" the selection of letters, to the
same proportion as in a real book; we would get the right weighting, but not the right distribution of groups
of letters. It would be
gibberish, as has already been seen in a prior chapter. The point
to this exercise is this question: "Could we ever randomly generate the
alarm clock program using a random number generator?" The answer is 'no', at least not in the time
frame of a trillion years. Intelligence
has patterns which are vastly different than the patterns of randomness. You don't get intelligence from randomness. Randomness
creates very consistent patterns, which is exactly the wrong thing to do if you
are trying to generate intelligence or information. But
intelligence creates a high variety of patterns. If you plotted the above numbers for
intelligence on a graph; the intelligence would create a very active chart
which would have a wide range of highs and lows. On the
other hand, you would see a very flat and boring pattern generated by the
random numbers. From a distance the
pattern would look like a straight line. The Photograph Just for
fun, I did a similar thing with a photograph used commonly by Microsoft. This doesn't really have any intelligence to
it, but it certainly was not a photograph generated by a random number
generator. Using the
"bliss.bmp" file, and checking out its
"intelligence," I got a minimum value of 324 and a maximum value of
26,792. That is a range or gap of
26,468. The random number generator
generated a minimum of 5,379 and a maximum of 5,848. The bliss.bmp file
is 1,440,054 bytes long so more random numbers had to be generated. It generated a gap of 469. The ratio of the two gaps, randomness to
intelligence (i.e. non-random), was: 1.77%. Again, we
see a vast difference in the patterns.
Could a random number generator ever generate the "bliss.bmp" file?
No. In fact, I
wrote a computer program to generate random images. Never, at any time did any small section of any
of the images ever resemble an identifiable object. Not even a small object in a small section of
the screen could be identified. What About
DNA? Analyzing
DNA should yield the same kind of results.
In fact, I took a portion of chromosome 5 and analyzed it. Chromosome
5 has about 1,643 genes in it, which is about 5.1% of all the genes in the
entire DNA. It also has about 198
million base pairs, which is about 6.1% of the entire human genome (including
the X and Y chromosomes). I analyzed a
section of 41,199,371 consecutive nucleotides, which is about 21% of the
nucleotides in chromosome 5. If you want
to see this sequence, do the following: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.org On left
side click: Genomic Biology In middle
of page click: Homo sapiens (human) Then click:
chromosome number: 5 On right
side of page click: "Download/View Sequence/Evidence" Select the
item nearest 41.2 million nucleotides. Here is
their breakdown of the actual nucleotides in this segment. Total = 41,199,371 A =
12,664,928 C = 7,942,096 G = 7,927,395 T =
12,664,952 In order to
examine "bytes," I took each four consecutive nucleotides and
compressed them into one byte. This
meant the number of "bytes" I examined was 1/4th the number of
nucleotides because each four consecutive nucleotides (i.e. A, C, G, T) were
compressed into one byte. To make
this conversion I used the following chart: A converted
to bits: 00, by definition C converted
to bits: 01, by definition G converted
to bits: 10, by definition T converted
to bits: 11, by defintion Here is an
example of how four consecutive nucleotides were converted into a single
byte. Let us take the sequence AGTC. The A would
convert to 00 (i.e. the first two bits in the byte), The G would
convert to 10 (i.e. the second two bits in the byte), The T would
convert to 11 (i.e. the third two bits in the byte), The C would
convert to 01 (i.e. the fourth two bits in the byte). Thus, the
four nucleotides would convert to: 00 10 11 01. The
00101101 is a “binary number,” meaning a “base 2” number. Starting with the far left digit, converting
binary to decimal uses this conversion: Far left
bit is multiplied by 128 (x 0) Next bit is
multiplied by 64 (x 0) Next bit is
multiplied by 32 (x 1) Next bit is
multiplied by 16 (x 0) Next bit is
multiplied by 8 (x 1) Next bit is
multiplied by 4 (x 1) Next bit is
multiplied by 2 (x 0) Far right bit
is multiplied by 1 (x 1) This is how
it is done: (00-10-11-01
base 2 equals 45 in base 10): The first two bits came from the ‘A’ 0 x 128 = 0 (the far left bit) 0 x 64 = 0 (the second bit from the left) The second pair of bits came from the ‘G’ 1 x 32 = 32
(the third bit) 0 x 16 = 0 (the fourth bit) The third pair of bits came from the ‘T’ 1 x 8 = 8
(the fifth bit) 1 x 4 = 4
(the sixth bit) The fourth pair of bits came from the ‘C’ 0 x 2 = 0 (the seventh bit) 1 x 1 = 1
(the eighth bit) Thus, 00-10-11-01
binary is equal to: 0 + 0 + 32 + 0 + 8 + 4 + 0 + 1 = 45 base 10,
meaning decimal. Thus, the
sequence AGTC would convert to “byte 45.” Here is the
histogram of the actual "bytes" of the chromosome 5 sequence of
nucleotides; where each "byte" represents 4 consecutive nucleotides of
real human DNA compressed into one "byte": Histogram of
Actual Human DNA (chromosome 5) Table 3: Column
(A) Byte # Column
(B) Byte Equal To These Four Nucleotides Column
(C) Frequency of this Sequence of Four Nucleotides (i.e. frequency of each
byte) (A) (B)
(C) 1 [AAAC]
61526 2 [AAAG]
79756 3 [AAAT] 116638 4 [AACA]
67711 5 [AACC]
32325 6 [AACG] 5389 7 [AACT]
51658 8 [AAGA]
74007 9 [AAGC]
37807 10 [AAGG]
46434 11 [AAGT]
53799 12 [AATA]
87920 13 [AATC]
44581 14 [AATG]
66135 15 [AATT]
86968 16 [ACAA]
61864 17 [ACAC]
39693 18 [ACAG]
52031 19 [ACAT]
59606 20 [ACCA]
43027 21 [ACCC]
26463 22 [ACCG] 3909 23 [ACCT]
38724 24 [ACGA] 4852 25 [ACGC] 4302 26 [ACGG] 4807 27 [ACGT] 6860 28 [ACTA]
37209 29 [ACTC]
34159 30 [ACTG]
45136 31 [ACTT]
53514 32 [AGAA]
86015 33 [AGAC]
37158 34 [AGAG]
55425 35 [AGAT]
52914 36 [AGCA]
49296 37 [AGCC]
35622 38 [AGCG] 4511 39 [AGCT]
43890 40 [AGGA]
54327 41 [AGGC]
38471 42 [AGGG]
35063 43 [AGGT]
38208 44 [AGTA]
42704 45 [AGTC]
30407 46 [AGTG]
45253 47 [AGTT]
52034 48 [ATAA]
78825 49 [ATAC]
38726 50 [ATAG]
41093 51 [ATAT]
84098 52 [ATCA]
51202 53 [ATCC]
32900 54 [ATCG] 4464 55 [ATCT]
52936 56 [ATGA]
57129 57 [ATGC]
35173 58 [ATGG]
44685 59 [ATGT]
59339 60 [ATTA]
69003 61 [ATTC]
51404 62 [ATTG]
47417 63 [ATTT] 117256 64 [CAAA]
79363 65 [CAAC]
32127 66 [CAAG]
42815 67 [CAAT]
47654 68 [CACA]
55620 69 [CACC]
33151 70 [CACG] 7179 71 [CACT]
45928 72 [CAGA]
56564 73 [CAGC]
41329 74 [CAGG]
48062 75 [CAGT]
45195 76 [CATA]
46917 77 [CATC]
35989 78 [CATG]
48113 79 [CATT]
65381 80 [CCAA]
45500 81 [CCAC]
35934 82 [CCAG]
48737 83 [CCAT]
44965 84 [CCCA]
46621 85 [CCCC]
25223 86 [CCCG] 6354 87 [CCCT]
35270 88 [CCGA] 4555 89 [CCGC] 4965 90 [CCGG] 5318 91 [CCGT] 4858 92 [CCTA]
30469 93 [CCTC]
41512 94 [CCTG]
48098 95 [CCTT]
47006 96 [CGAA] 4840 97 [CGAC] 2618 98 [CGAG] 6200 99 [CGAT] 4553 100 [CGCA] 4452 101 [CGCC] 6407 102 [CGCG] 1565 103 [CGCT] 4517 104 [CGGA] 4428 105 [CGGC] 4852 106 [CGGG] 6324 107 [CGGT] 3933 108 [CGTA] 4245 109 [CGTC] 4037 110 [CGTG] 7351 111 [CGTT] 5433 112 [CTAA]
43131 113 [CTAC]
27535 114 [CTAG]
29209 115 [CTAT]
41542 116 [CTCA]
52774 117 [CTCC]
42889 118 [CTCG] 6080 119 [CTCT]
55831 120 [CTGA]
50215 121 [CTGC]
39849 122 [CTGG]
48277 123 [CTGT]
52140 124 [CTTA]
41672 125 [CTTC]
47446 126 [CTTG]
42909 127 [CTTT]
79790 128 [GAAA]
82388 129 [GAAC]
30267 130 [GAAG]
47142 131 [GAAT]
51502 132 [GACA]
37677 133 [GACC]
19607 134 [GACG] 3864 135 [GACT]
30747 136 [GAGA]
54787 137 [GAGC]
26835 138 [GAGG]
41002 139 [GAGT]
33589 140 [GATA] 36672 141 [GATC]
24331 142 [GATG]
35921 143 [GATT]
44264 144 [GCAA]
39578 145 [GCAC]
25373 146 [GCAG]
39433 147 [GCAT]
34728 148 [GCCA]
36945 149 [GCCC]
22184 150 [GCCG] 4720 151 [GCCT]
38291 152 [GCGA] 3996 153 [GCGC] 4097 154 [GCGG] 4920 155 [GCGT] 4322 156 [GCTA]
27903 157 [GCTC]
26921 158 [GCTG]
41554 159 [GCTT]
37492 160 [GGAA]
51638 161 [GGAC]
20083 162 [GGAG]
42961 163 [GGAT]
33060 164 [GGCA]
37084 165 [GGCC]
23339 166 [GGCG] 6415 167 [GGCT]
35520 168 [GGGA]
38931 169 [GGGC]
22252 170 [GGGG]
25116 171 [GGGT]
26461 172 [GGTA]
26299 173 [GGTC]
19789 174 [GGTG]
33347 175 [GGTT]
32735 176 [GTAA]
39612 177 [GTAC]
19306 178 [GTAG]
28035 179 [GTAT]
38647 180 [GTCA]
31986 181 [GTCC]
20194 182 [GTCG] 2612 183 [GTCT]
37235 184 [GTGA]
41003 185 [GTGC]
25002 186 [GTGG]
36220 187 [GTGT]
39178 188 [GTTA]
33122 189 [GTTC]
30685 190 [GTTG]
32094 191 [GTTT]
61630 192 [TAAA]
96295 193 [TAAC]
32788 194 [TAAG]
41940 195 [TAAT]
68926 196 [TACA]
52499 197 [TACC]
26011 198 [TACG] 4285 199 [TACT]
42863 200 [TAGA]
46015 201 [TAGC]
27648 202 [TAGG]
30346 203 [TAGT]
37514 204 [TATA]
71110 205 [TATC]
36991 206 [TATG]
46579 207 [TATT]
88109 208 [TCAA]
55867 209 [TCAC]
40668 210 [TCAG]
50537 211 [TCAT]
56858 212 [TCCA]
49110 213 [TCCC]
39054 214 [TCCG] 4520 215 [TCCT]
54738 216 [TCGA] 4493 217 [TCGC] 4023 218 [TCGG] 4621 219 [TCGT] 5058 220 [TCTA]
46049 221 [TCTC]
55454 222 [TCTG]
56439 223 [TCTT]
74027 224 [TGAA]
68470 225 [TGAC]
31575 226 [TGAG]
52522 227 [TGAT]
50570 228 [TGCA]
48917 229 [TGCC]
37185 230 [TGCG] 4415 231 [TGCT]
49589 232 [TGGA]
48758 233 [TGGC]
36807 234 [TGGG]
46031 235 [TGGT]
42586 236 [TGTA]
52586 237 [TGTC]
37682 238 [TGTG]
55631 239 [TGTT]
67303 240 [TTAA]
78181 241 [TTAC]
39932 242 [TTAG]
42944 243 [TTAT]
78553 244 [TTCA]
69125 245 [TTCC]
51528 246 [TTCG] 4914 247 [TTCT]
85861 248 [TTGA]
55806 249 [TTGC]
39335 250 [TTGG]
45168 251 [TTGT]
61447 252 [TTTA]
95607 253 [TTTC]
82318 254 [TTTG]
80201 255 [TTTT] 170849
Total = 10,299,843 Note that
the number of bytes is about 1/4th the number of nucleotides. Note that
the minimum was 1,565 in byte 102. The
maximum was 171,795 in byte 0. Byte 0
represented four consecutive 'A' nucleotides.
You might remember that byte 0 also had the highest byte count in the
computer program. The sequence TTTT
(i.e. 255) had a 170,840 count, not far behind AAAA. The counts
for AAAA, CCCC, GGGG and TTTT are somewhat consistent with the overall
proportion of these nucleotides.
Remember from above: A =
12,664,928 (30.74%) C = 7,942,096 (19.28%) G = 7,927,395 (19.24%) T =
12,664,952 (30.74%) Now look at
the histogram for these sequences: AAAA =
171,795 (43.72%) CCCC = 25,223 ( 6.42%) GGGG =
25,116 ( 6.39%) TTTT =
170,840 (43.47%) The important
number for our purposes was the gap 170,230 (i.e. 171,795 ‑ 1,565). Now let us
look at the randomly generated bytes of the same total count: Randomly
Generated DNA Table 4: 0 [.] = 40123 1 [_] = 40154 2 [_] = 39966 3 [.] = 40361 4 [.] = 40451 5 [_] = 40384 6 [_] = 39995 7 [_] = 40119 8 [_] = 40125 9 [.] = 40242 10 [.] = 39867 11 [.] = 40166 12 [.] = 40094 13 [.] = 40073 14 [_] = 40120 15 [_] = 40387 16 [_] = 39842 17 [_] = 40323 18 [_] = 40185 19 [_] = 40159 20 [_] = 40473 21 [_] = 40144 22 [_] = 40219 23 [_] = 40145 24 [_] = 40188 25 [_] = 39993 26 [_] = 40405 27 [_] = 40106 28 [_] = 40093 29 [_] = 40161 30 [_] = 40317 31 [_] = 40233 32 [ ] = 40291 33 [!] = 40280 34 ["] = 40134 35 [#] = 40542 36 [$] = 39953 37 [%] = 40225 38 [&] = 40130 39 ['] = 40541 40 [(] = 40223 41 [)] = 40330 42 [*] = 40167 43 [+] = 40230 44 [,] = 40010 45 [-] = 40606 46 [.] = 39825 47 [/] = 40352 48 [0] = 40245 49 [1] = 40273 50 [2] = 40356 51 [3] = 40421 52 [4] = 39912 53 [5] = 39984 54 [6] = 40422 55 [7] = 40379 56 [8] = 40307 57 [9] = 40599 58 [:] = 40217 59 [;] = 40045 60 [<] = 40501 61 [=] = 40429 62 [>] = 40168 63 [?] = 39992 64 [@] = 40358 65 [A] = 40195 66 [B] = 39787 67 [C] = 40144 68 [D] = 40014 69 [E] = 40233 70 [F] = 40230 71 [G] = 40187 72 [H] = 40336 73 [I] = 40254 74 [J] = 40490 75 [K] = 40239 76 [L] = 39982 77 [M] = 40272 78 [N] = 40018 79 [O] = 39685 80 [P] = 40343 81 [Q] = 40471 82 [R] = 40088 83 [S] = 40558 84 [T] = 40156 85 [U] = 40144 86 [V] = 40004 87 [W] = 39890 88 [X] = 40209 89 [Y] = 40301 90 [Z] = 40067 91 [[] = 40401 92 [\] = 40542 93 []] = 39999 94 [^] = 40292 95 [_] = 40191 96 [`] = 40326 97 [a] = 40081 98 [b] = 40022 99 [c] = 40225 100 [d] = 40322 101 [e] = 40150 102 [f] = 40360 103 [g] = 40451 104 [h] = 40121 105 [i] = 40449 106 [j] = 40385 107 [k] = 40113 108 [l] = 40241 109 [m] = 40185 110 [n] = 40288 111 [o] = 40168 112 [p] = 40067 113 [q] = 40549 114 [r] = 40677 115 [s] = 40597 116 [t] = 40081 117 [u] = 40317 118 [v] = 40479 119 [w] = 40329 120 [x] = 40065 121 [y] = 40320 122 [z] = 39912 123 [{] = 39967 124 [|] = 40444 125 [}] = 40201 126 [~] = 40322 127 [] = 40217 128 [] = 40196 129 [] = 40138 130 [‚] = 40209 131 [ƒ] = 40162 132 [„] = 40097 133 […] = 40568 134 [†] = 39991 135 [‡] = 40402 136 [ˆ] = 40202 137 [‰] = 40143 138 [Š] = 40257 139 [‹] = 39959 140 [Œ] = 40361 141 [] = 40741 142 [] = 39965 143 [] = 40298 144 [] = 40129 145 [‘] = 40093 146 [’] = 40299 147 [“] = 40254 148 [”] = 40293 149 [•] = 40018 150 [–] = 40651 151 [—] = 40180 152 [˜] = 40083 153 [™] = 40354 154 [š] = 40066 155 [›] = 40098 156 [œ] = 40239 157 [] = 39784 158 [] = 40291 159 [Ÿ] = 40254 160 [ ] = 40118 161 [¡] = 40207 162 [¢] = 40374 163 [£] = 40228 164 [¤] = 40411 165 [¥] = 40150 166 [¦] = 40581 167 [§] = 40078 168 [¨] = 39835 169 [©] = 40038 170 [ª] = 40773 171 [«] = 40151 172 [¬] = 40355 173 [¬] = 40172 174 [®] = 40184 175 [¯] = 40409 176 [°] = 40195 177 [±] = 40335 178 [²] = 40103 179 [³] = 39992 180 [´] = 39874 181 [µ] = 40238 182 [¶] = 40434 183 [•] = 40428 184 [¸] = 40095 185 [¹] = 40254 186 [º] = 40406 187 [»] = 39842 188 [¼] = 40473 189 [½] = 40260 190 [¾] = 40013 191 [¿] = 40211 192 [À] = 40312 193 [Á] = 40260 194 [Â] = 40131 195 [Ã] = 40022 196 [Ä] = 40370 197 [Å] = 40410 198 [Æ] = 40597 199 [Ç] = 40066 200 [È] = 40340 201 [É] = 40474 202 [Ê] = 40109 203 [Ë] = 40417 204 [Ì] = 40284 205 [Í] = 40535 206 [Î] = 40252 207 [Ï] = 40244 208 [Ð] = 40124 209 [Ñ] = 40152 210 [Ò] = 40151 211 [Ó] = 40427 212 [Ô] = 40352 213 [Õ] = 40163 214 [Ö] = 40401 215 [×] = 40457 216 [Ø] = 40232 217 [Ù] = 40375 218 [Ú] = 40282 219 [Û] = 40409 220 [Ü] = 40515 221 [Ý] = 40001 222 [Þ] = 39875 223 [ß] = 40305 224 [à] = 40014 225 [á] = 39961 226 [â] = 40488 227 [ã] = 40326 228 [ä] = 40543 229 [å] = 40128 230 [æ] = 40146 231 [ç] = 40369 232 [è] = 40378 233 [é] = 40330 234 [ê] = 40218 235 [ë] = 40171 236 [ì] = 40315 237 [í] = 40254 238 [î] = 40264 239 [ï] = 40024 240 [ð] = 40331 241 [ñ] = 40223 242 [ò] = 39898 243 [ó] = 40435 244 [ô] = 40161 245 [õ] = 40523 246 [ö] = 40195 247 [÷] = 40465 248 [ø] = 40042 249 [ù] = 40114 250 [ú] = 40312 251 [û] = 40628 252 [ü] = 40302 253 [ý] = 40549 254 [þ] = 40245 255 [ÿ] = 40242 Total = 10299843 In this
chart, the minimum was 39,685 in byte 79 and the maximum was 40,773 in byte
170. The gap was 1,088. The ratio
of gaps was 1,088 / 170,230 and it equaled 0.64%; which is less than 1%!! I ordered
all of the different byte counts in the actual DNA histogram. ONLY 4 of the 256 byte counts fell in the
range of the minimum and maximum byte counts generated by the random number
generator. Here they are: 17 [_] = 39693 121 [y] =
39849 241 [ñ] =
39932 209 [Ñ] =
40668 The other 252 counts were outside
the range of the random distribution!! Again, we
see the patterns for an intelligently designed DNA strand are vastly different
than the flat patterns of a randomly generated DNA. There is simply no way that randomly
generated nucleotides could generate the type of intelligence and information
in a real DNA strand!! Using Predicted Values
(i.e. Bias) Let us
review how many of the four different nucleotides were found in this segment of
real human DNA: A =
12,664,928 (30.74%) C = 7,942,096 (19.28%) G = 7,927,395 (19.24%) T =
12,664,952 (30.74%) Total = 41,199,371 We can
predict how many times a particular sequence of 4 nucleotides (i.e. a
"byte") occurs by using the above ratios or bias. For example, we could design a random number
generator to make sure an 'A' is chosen 30.74% of the time and a 'C' is chosen
19.28% of the time, and so on. This would
be called a "biased random number generator" because it doesn't just
randomly pick a nucleotide string; it picks nucleotide strings based on the percentage
of times they occur in a real DNA sequence. If we do
this, we can compare the actual number of times a sequence or byte occurs and
compare it to how many times we would predict it would occur, using our biased
random number generator. Here is what
the chart would look like for the REAL HUMAN DNA (i.e. this chart does NOT use
a random number generator, it uses real human DNA): Real Human DNA
Histogram Compared to Predicted Histogram Table 5: Column
(A) is the byte number Column
(B) is the sequence of 4 nucleotides Column
(C) is the ACTUAL times the sequence/byte occurred Column
(D) is Column (F) minus Column (C), if positive Column
(E) is Column (C) minus Column (F), if positive Column
(F) is the number of predicted occurrences (A)
(B) (C) (D)
(E) (F) 0
[AAAA] = 171795 0 79818 *91977* 1 [AAAC] = 61526 0
3848 *57678* 2 [AAAG] = 79756 0
22185 *57571* 3 [AAAT] = 116638 0 24661
*91977* 4 [AACA] = 67711 0
10033 *57678* 5 [AACC] = 32325
3845 0 *36170* 6 [AACG] =
5389 30714 0
*36103* 7 [AACT] = 51658
6020 0 *57678* 8 [AAGA] = 74007 0
16436 *57571* 9 [AAGC] = 37807 0
1704 *36103* 10 [AAGG] = 46434
0 10398 *36036* 11 [AAGT] = 53799
3773 0 *57572* 12 [AATA] = 87920
4057 0 *91977* 13 [AATC] = 44581
13097 0 *57678* 14 [AATG] = 66135
0 8563 *57572* 15 [AATT] = 86968
5009 0 *91977* 16 [ACAA] = 61864
0 4186 *57678* 17 [ACAC] = 39693
0 3523 *36170* 18 [ACAG] = 52031
0 15928 *36103* 19 [ACAT] = 59606
0 1928 *57678* 20 [ACCA] = 43027
0 6857 *36170* 21 [ACCC] = 26463
0 3781 *22682* 22 [ACCG] = 3909
18731 0
*22640* 23 [ACCT] = 38724
0 2554 *36170* 24 [ACGA] = 4852
31251 0 *36103* 25 [ACGC] = 4302
18338 0 *22640* 26 [ACGG] = 4807
17791 0 *22598* 27 [ACGT] = 6860
29243 0 *36103* 28 [ACTA] = 37209 20469
0 *57678* 29 [ACTC] = 34159
2011 0 *36170* 30 [ACTG] = 45136
0 9033 *36103* 31 [ACTT] = 53514
4164 0 *57678* 32 [AGAA] = 86015
0 28444 *57571* 33 [AGAC] = 37158
0 1055 *36103* 34 [AGAG] = 55425
0 19389 *36036* 35 [AGAT] = 52914
4658 0 *57572* 36 [AGCA] = 49296
0 13193 *36103* 37 [AGCC] = 35622
0 12982 *22640* 38 [AGCG] = 4511
18087 0 *22598* 39 [AGCT] = 43890
0 7787 *36103* 40 [AGGA] = 54327
0 18291 *36036* 41 [AGGC] = 38471
0 15873 *22598* 42 [AGGG] = 35063
0 12507 *22556* 43 [AGGT] = 38208
0 2172 *36036* 44 [AGTA] = 42704
14868 0 *57572* 45 [AGTC] = 30407
5696 0 *36103* 46 [AGTG] = 45253
0 9217 *36036* 47 [AGTT] = 52034
5538 0 *57572* 48 [ATAA] = 78825
13152 0 *91977* 49 [ATAC] = 38726
18952 0 *57678* 50 [ATAG] = 41093
16479 0 *57572* 51 [ATAT] = 84098
7879 0 *91977* 52 [ATCA] = 51202
6476 0 *57678* 53 [ATCC] = 32900
3270 0 *36170* 54 [ATCG] = 4464
31639 0 *36103* 55 [ATCT] = 52936
4742 0 *57678* 56 [ATGA] = 57129
443 0 *57572* 57 [ATGC] = 35173
930 0 *36103* 58 [ATGG] = 44685
0 8649 *36036* 59 [ATGT] = 59339
0 1767 *57572* 60 [ATTA] = 69003
22974 0 *91977* 61 [ATTC] = 51404
6274 0 *57678* 62 [ATTG] = 47417
10155 0 *57572* 63 [ATTT] = 117256 0
25278 *91978* 64 [CAAA] = 79363
0 21685 *57678* 65 [CAAC] = 32127
4043 0 *36170* 66 [CAAG] = 42815
0 6712 *36103* 67 [CAAT] = 47654
10024 0 *57678* 68 [CACA] = 55620
0 19450 *36170* 69 [CACC] = 33151
0 10469 *22682* 70 [CACG] = 7179
15461 0 *22640* 71 [CACT] = 45928
0 9758 *36170* 72 [CAGA] = 56564
0 20461 *36103* 73 [CAGC] = 41329
0 18689 *22640* 74 [CAGG] = 48062
0 25464 *22598* 75 [CAGT] = 45195
0 9092 *36103* 76 [CATA] = 46917
10761 0 *57678* 77 [CATC] = 35989
181 0 *36170* 78 [CATG] = 48113
0 12010 *36103* 79 [CATT] = 65381
0 7703 *57678* 80 [CCAA] = 45500
0 9330 *36170* 81 [CCAC] = 35934
0 13252 *22682* 82 [CCAG] = 48737
0 26097 *22640* 83 [CCAT] = 44965
0 8795 *36170* 84 [CCCA] = 46621
0 23939 *22682* 85 [CCCC] = 25223
0 10999 *14224* 86 [CCCG] = 6354
7843 0
*14197* 87 [CCCT] = 35270
0 12588 *22682* 88 [CCGA] = 4555
18085 0 *22640* 89 [CCGC] = 4965
9232 0 *14197* 90 [CCGG] = 5318
8853 0 *14171* 91 [CCGT] = 4858
17782 0 *22640* 92 [CCTA] = 30469 5701
0 *36170* 93 [CCTC] = 41512
0 18830 *22682* 94 [CCTG] = 48098
0 25458 *22640* 95 [CCTT] = 47006
0 10836 *36170* 96 [CGAA] = 4840
31263 0 *36103* 97 [CGAC] = 2618
20022 0 *22640* 98 [CGAG] = 6200
16398 0 *22598* 99 [CGAT] = 4553
31550 0 *36103* 100 [CGCA]
= 4452 18188 0
*22640* 101 [CGCC]
= 6407
7790 0 *14197* 102 [CGCG]
= 1565 12606 0
*14171* 103 [CGCT]
= 4517 18123 0
*22640* 104 [CGGA]
= 4428 18170 0
*22598* 105 [CGGC]
= 4852
9319 0 *14171* 106 [CGGG]
= 6324
7821 0 *14145* 107 [CGGT]
= 3933 18665 0
*22598* 108 [CGTA]
= 4245 31858 0
*36103* 109 [CGTC]
= 4037 18603 0
*22640* 110 [CGTG]
= 7351 15247 0
*22598* 111 [CGTT]
= 5433 30670 0
*36103* 112 [CTAA] = 43131 14547
0 *57678* 113 [CTAC] = 27535 8635
0 *36170* 114 [CTAG] = 29209 6894
0 *36103* 115 [CTAT] = 41542 16136
0 *57678* 116 [CTCA] = 52774 0
16604 *36170* 117 [CTCC] = 42889 0
20207 *22682* 118 [CTCG]
= 6080 16560 0
*22640* 119 [CTCT] = 55831 0
19661 *36170* 120 [CTGA] = 50215 0
14112 *36103* 121 [CTGC] = 39849 0
17209 *22640* 122 [CTGG] = 48277 0
25679 *22598* 123 [CTGT] = 52140 0
16037 *36103* 124 [CTTA] = 41672 16006
0 *57678* 125 [CTTC] = 47446 0
11276 *36170* 126 [CTTG] = 42909 0
6806 *36103* 127 [CTTT] = 79790 0
22111 *57679* 128 [GAAA] = 82388 0
24817 *57571* 129 [GAAC] = 30267 5836
0 *36103* 130 [GAAG] = 47142 0
11106 *36036* 131 [GAAT] = 51502 6070
0 *57572* 132 [GACA] = 37677 0
1574 *36103* 133 [GACC] = 19607 3033
0 *22640* 134 [GACG]
= 3864 18734 0
*22598* 135 [GACT] = 30747 5356
0 *36103* 136 [GAGA] = 54787 0
18751 *36036* 137 [GAGC] = 26835 0
4237 *22598* 138 [GAGG] = 41002 0
18446 *22556* 139 [GAGT] = 33589 2447
0 *36036* 140 [GATA] = 36672 20900
0 *57572* 141 [GATC] = 24331 11772
0 *36103* 142 [GATG] = 35921 115
0 *36036* 143 [GATT] = 44264 13308
0 *57572* 144 [GCAA] = 39578 0
3475 *36103* 145 [GCAC] = 25373 0
2733 *22640* 146 [GCAG] = 39433 0
16835 *22598* 147 [GCAT] = 34728 1375
0 *36103* 148 [GCCA] = 36945 0
14305 *22640* 149 [GCCC] = 22184 0
7987 *14197* 150 [GCCG]
= 4720
9451 0 *14171* 151 [GCCT] = 38291 0
15651 *22640* 152 [GCGA]
= 3996 18602 0
*22598* 153 [GCGC]
= 4097 10074 0
*14171* 154 [GCGG]
= 4920
9225 0 *14145* 155 [GCGT]
= 4322 18276 0
*22598* 156 [GCTA] = 27903 8200
0 *36103* 157 [GCTC] = 26921 0
4281 *22640* 158 [GCTG] = 41554 0
18956 *22598* 159 [GCTT] = 37492 0
1389 *36103* 160 [GGAA] = 51638 0
15602 *36036* 161 [GGAC] = 20083 2515
0 *22598* 162 [GGAG] = 42961 0
20405 *22556* 163 [GGAT] = 33060 2976
0 *36036* 164 [GGCA] = 37084 0
14486 *22598* 165 [GGCC] = 23339 0
9168 *14171* 166 [GGCG]
= 6415
7730 0 *14145* 167 [GGCT] = 35520 0
12922 *22598* 168 [GGGA] = 38931 0
16375 *22556* 169 [GGGC] = 22252 0
8107 *14145* 170 [GGGG] = 25116 0
10997 *14119* 171 [GGGT] = 26461 0
3905 *22556* 172 [GGTA] = 26299 9737
0 *36036* 173 [GGTC] = 19789 2809
0 *22598* 174 [GGTG] = 33347 0
10791 *22556* 175 [GGTT] = 32735 3301
0 *36036* 176 [GTAA] = 39612 17960
0 *57572* 177 [GTAC] = 19306 16797
0 *36103* 178 [GTAG] = 28035 8001
0 *36036* 179 [GTAT] = 38647 18925
0 *57572* 180 [GTCA] = 31986 4117
0 *36103* 181 [GTCC] = 20194 2446
0 *22640* 182 [GTCG]
= 2612 19986 0
*22598* 183 [GTCT] = 37235 0
1132 *36103* 184 [GTGA] = 41003 0
4967 *36036* 185 [GTGC] = 25002 0
2404 *22598* 186 [GTGG] = 36220 0
13664 *22556* 187 [GTGT] = 39178 0
3142 *36036* 188 [GTTA] = 33122 24450
0 *57572* 189 [GTTC] = 30685 5418
0 *36103* 190 [GTTG] = 32094 3942
0 *36036* 191 [GTTT] = 61630 0
4058 *57572* 192 [TAAA] = 96295 0
4318 *91977* 193 [TAAC] = 32788 24890
0 *57678* 194 [TAAG] = 41940 15632
0 *57572* 195 [TAAT] = 68926 23051
0 *91977* 196 [TACA] = 52499 5179
0 *57678* 197 [TACC] = 26011 10159
0 *36170* 198 [TACG]
= 4285 31818 0
*36103* 199 [TACT] = 42863 14815
0 *57678* 200 [TAGA] = 46015 11557
0 *57572* 201 [TAGC] = 27648 8455
0 *36103* 202 [TAGG] = 30346 5690
0 *36036* 203 [TAGT] = 37514 20058
0 *57572* 204 [TATA] = 71110 20867
0 *91977* 205 [TATC] = 36991 20687
0 *57678* 206 [TATG] = 46579 10993
0 *57572* 207 [TATT] = 88109 3869
0 *91978* 208 [TCAA] = 55867 1811
0 *57678* 209 [TCAC] = 40668 0
4498 *36170* 210 [TCAG] = 50537 0
14434 *36103* 211 [TCAT] = 56858 820
0 *57678* 212 [TCCA] = 49110 0
12940 *36170* 213 [TCCC] = 39054 0
16372 *22682* 214 [TCCG]
= 4520 18120
0 *22640* 215 [TCCT] = 54738 0
18568 *36170* 216 [TCGA]
= 4493 31610 0
*36103* 217 [TCGC]
= 4023 18617 0
*22640* 218 [TCGG]
= 4621 17977 0
*22598* 219 [TCGT]
= 5058 31045 0
*36103* 220 [TCTA] = 46049 11629
0 *57678* 221 [TCTC] = 55454 0
19284 *36170* 222 [TCTG] = 56439 0
20336 *36103* 223 [TCTT] = 74027 0
16348 *57679* 224 [TGAA] = 68470 0
10898 *57572* 225 [TGAC] = 31575 4528
0 *36103* 226 [TGAG] = 52522 0
16486 *36036* 227 [TGAT] = 50570 7002
0 *57572* 228 [TGCA] = 48917 0
12814 *36103* 229 [TGCC] = 37185 0
14545 *22640* 230 [TGCG]
= 4415 18183 0
*22598* 231 [TGCT] = 49589 0
13486 *36103* 232 [TGGA] = 48758 0
12722 *36036* 233 [TGGC] = 36807 0
14209 *22598* 234 [TGGG] = 46031 0
23475 *22556* 235 [TGGT] = 42586 0
6550 *36036* 236 [TGTA] = 52586 4986
0 *57572* 237 [TGTC] = 37682 0
1579 *36103* 238 [TGTG] = 55631 0
19595 *36036* 239 [TGTT] = 67303 0
9731 *57572* 240 [TTAA] = 78181 13796
0 *91977* 241 [TTAC] = 39932 17746
0 *57678* 242 [TTAG] = 42944 14628
0 *57572* 243 [TTAT] = 78553 13425
0 *91978* 244 [TTCA] = 69125 0
11447 *57678* 245 [TTCC] = 51528 0
15358 *36170* 246 [TTCG]
= 4914 31189 0
*36103* 247 [TTCT] = 85861 0
28182 *57679* 248 [TTGA] = 55806 1766
0 *57572* 249 [TTGC] = 39335 0
3232 *36103* 250 [TTGG] = 45168 0
9132 *36036* 251 [TTGT] = 61447 0
3875 *57572* 252 [TTTA] = 95607 0
3629 *91978* 253 [TTTC] = 82318 0
24639 *57679* 254 [TTTG] = 80201 0
22629 *57572* 255 [TTTT] =
170849 0 78871
*91978* Total
Nucleotides = 10299843 Max Value Below
Predicted = 31858 Max Value Above Predicted =
79818 Before
commenting on these numbers, let us look at some computer simulations so we
have something to compare them to. Computer Simulations of
Nucleotides Because of
the massive drain on computer power caused by floating point operations, I
could only run 70,000 simulations. The 70,000
simulations were not run at one time.
For example, 25,000 of the 70,000 simulations were run at one time. In each of the 25,000 simulations (one of the
blocks to make up the 70,000 simulations) represented in the below chart, a
sequence of operations was performed: 1) In each
simulation 10,299,843 nucleotides were chosen, with bias (i.e. taking into
account the real distribution of nucleotides). 2) A
histogram for each simulation was made for the 256 different possible
permutations of 4 nucleotides (e.g. AAAA, AAAC, AAAG, etc.). 3) Thus,
there were 25,000 different histograms of 4 different permutations of
nucleotides. 4) The
program went through those 25,000 histograms and found the minimum and maximum
values for each permutation in each simulation. Let us look
at the chart of 25,000 simulations: 25,000
Simulations of DNA, With Bias Table 6: Column
(A) is the sequence of 4 nucleotides Column
(B) is the MINIMUM times the sequence occurred among 25,000 simulations Column
(C) is the MAXIMUM times the sequence occurred among 25,000 simulations Column
(D) is Column (C) minus Column (B) Column
(E) is the number of predicted occurrences (A) (B)
(C) (D) (E) GAP [AAAA] =
90882 93244 2362
*91977* [AAAC] =
56733 58597 1864
*57678* [AAAG] =
56524 58483 1959
*57571* [AAAT] =
90841 93193 2352
*91977* [AACA] =
56758 58683 1925
*57678* [AACC] =
35356 36979 1623
*36170* [AACG] =
35363 36827 1464
*36103* [AACT] =
56795 58875 2080
*57678* [AAGA] =
56595 58640 2045
*57571* [AAGC] =
35353 36831 1478
*36103* [AAGG] =
35172 36800 1628
*36036* [AAGT] =
56591 58470 1879
*57572* [AATA] =
90629 93216 2587
*91977* [AATC] =
56723 58763 2040
*57678* [AATG] =
56534 58562 2028
*57572* [AATT] =
90661 93543 2882
*91977* ** [ACAA] =
56617 58561 1944
*57678* [ACAC] =
35464 36979 1515
*36170* [ACAG] =
35312 36817 1505
*36103* [ACAT] =
56621 58690 2069
*57678* [ACCA] =
35458 36979 1521
*36170* [ACCC] =
22095 23307 1212 *22682* [ACCG] =
22046 23193 1147
*22640* [ACCT] =
35406 36963 1557
*36170* [ACGA] =
35414 36948 1534
*36103* [ACGC] =
22060 23297 1237
*22640* [ACGG] =
21982 23232 1250
*22598* [ACGT] =
35332 36835 1503
*36103* [ACTA] =
56672 58640 1968
*57678* [ACTC] =
35420 36929 1509
*36170* [ACTG] =
35368 36846 1478
*36103* [ACTT] =
56660 58576 1916
*57678* [AGAA] =
56627 58573 1946
*57571* [AGAC] =
35401 36904 1503
*36103* [AGAG] =
35301 36735 1434
*36036* [AGAT] =
56590 58492 1902
*57572* [AGCA] =
35415 36845 1430
*36103* [AGCC] =
22023 23302 1279
*22640* [AGCG] =
22061 23177 1116
*22598* [AGCT] =
35235 36887 1652
*36103* [AGGA] =
35313 36958 1645
*36036* [AGGC] =
21978 23174 1196
*22598* [AGGG] =
21942 23117 1175
*22556* [AGGT] =
35235 36782 1547
*36036* [AGTA] =
56472 58606 2134
*57572* [AGTC] =
35319 37018 1699
*36103* [AGTG] =
35313 36811 1498
*36036* [AGTT] =
56630 58588 1958
*57572* [ATAA] =
90732 93060 2328
*91977* [ATAC] =
56785 58660 1875
*57678* [ATAG] =
56524 58505 1981
*57572* [ATAT] =
90786 93343 2557
*91977* [ATCA] =
56759 58618 1859
*57678* [ATCC] =
35327 36995 1668
*36170* [ATCG] =
35356 36899 1543
*36103* [ATCT] =
56651 58700 2049
*57678* [ATGA] =
56630 58504 1874
*57572* [ATGC] =
35364 36796 1432
*36103* [ATGG] = 35233 36862
1629 *36036* [ATGT] =
56641 58501 1860
*57572* [ATTA] =
90900 93061 2161
*91977* [ATTC] =
56549 58543 1994
*57678* [ATTG] =
56618 58525 1907
*57572* [ATTT] =
90784 93180 2396
*91978* [CAAA] =
56659 58650
1991 *57678* [CAAC] =
35345 36958 1613
*36170* [CAAG] =
35342 36927 1585
*36103* [CAAT] =
56777 58562 1785
*57678* [CACA] =
35421 36908 1487
*36170* [CACC] =
21967 23302 1335
*22682* [CACG] =
21956 23264 1308
*22640* [CACT] =
35453 36908 1455
*36170* [CAGA] =
35351 36801 1450
*36103* [CAGC] =
22066 23191 1125
*22640* [CAGG] =
22014 23182 1168
*22598* [CAGT] =
35425 36965 1540
*36103* [CATA] =
56729 58636 1907
*57678* [CATC] =
35346 37096 1750
*36170* [CATG] =
35317 36816 1499
*36103* [CATT] =
56725 58674 1949
*57678* [CCAA] =
35408 37015 1607
*36170* [CCAC] =
22086 23301 1215
*22682* [CCAG] =
22060 23298 1238
*22640* [CCAT] =
35402 36953 1551
*36170* [CCCA] =
21956 23295 1339
*22682* [CCCC] =
13774 14745 971
*14224* [CCCG] =
13699 14721 1022
*14197* [CCCT] =
22060 23260 1200
*22682* [CCGA] =
21999 23270 1271
*22640* [CCGC] =
13695 14673 978
*14197* [CCGG] =
13705 14713 1008
*14171* [CCGT] =
22052 23186 1134
*22640* [CCTA] =
35361 36944 1583
*36170* [CCTC] =
22097 23245 1148
*22682* [CCTG] =
22061 23268 1207
*22640* [CCTT] =
35416 36912 1496
*36170* [CGAA] =
35334 36904 1570
*36103* [CGAC] =
22089 23227 1138
*22640* [CGAG] =
22015 23178 1163
*22598* [CGAT] =
35352 36828 1476
*36103* [CGCA] =
22053 23291 1238
*22640* [CGCC] =
13728 14680 952
*14197* [CGCG] =
13678 14626 948
*14171* [CGCT] =
21960 23234 1274
*22640* [CGGA] =
21853 23228 1375
*22598* [CGGC] =
13666 14712 1046
*14171* [CGGG] =
13688 14664 976
*14145* [CGGT] =
21909 23196 1287
*22598* [CGTA] =
35216 36901 1685
*36103* [CGTC] =
22094 23246 1152
*22640* [CGTG] =
22033 23138 1105
*22598* [CGTT] =
35323 36820 1497
*36103* [CTAA] =
56682 58637 1955
*57678* [CTAC] =
35370 36981 1611
*36170* [CTAG] =
35331 36940 1609
*36103* [CTAT] =
56717 58771 2054
*57678* [CTCA] =
35371 36981 1610
*36170* [CTCC] =
22063 23225 1162
*22682* [CTCG] =
22058 23224 1166
*22640* [CTCT] = 35377 36988
1611 *36170* [CTGA] =
35215 36966 1751
*36103* [CTGC] =
22048 23182 1134
*22640* [CTGG] =
21985 23148 1163
*22598* [CTGT] =
35403 36795 1392
*36103* [CTTA] =
56584 58651 2067
*57678* [CTTC] =
35308 37031 1723
*36170* [CTTG] =
35339 36855 1516
*36103* [CTTT] =
56702 58623 1921
*57679* [GAAA] =
56513 58675 2162
*57571* [GAAC] =
35421 36883 1462
*36103* [GAAG] =
35246 36742 1496
*36036* [GAAT] =
56645 58593 1948
*57572* [GACA] =
35326 36981 1655
*36103* [GACC] =
22043 23336 1293
*22640* [GACG] =
21998 23200 1202
*22598* [GACT] =
35432 36861 1429
*36103* [GAGA] =
35209 36794 1585
*36036* [GAGC] =
22032 23202 1170
*22598* [GAGG] =
21941 23182 1241
*22556* [GAGT] =
35362 36785 1423
*36036* [GATA] =
56598 58521 1923
*57572* [GATC] =
35358 36912 1554
*36103* [GATG] =
35303 36797 1494
*36036* [GATT] =
56626 58529 1903
*57572* [GCAA] =
35429 36884 1455
*36103* [GCAC] =
22074 23219 1145
*22640* [GCAG] =
21991 23223 1232
*22598* [GCAT] =
35306 36882 1576
*36103* [GCCA] =
21971 23210 1239
*22640* [GCCC] =
13691 14683 992 *14197* [GCCG] =
13681 14647 966
*14171* [GCCT] =
22022 23197 1175
*22640* [GCGA] =
22023 23189 1166
*22598* [GCGC] =
13691 14643 952
*14171* [GCGG] =
13638 14595 957
*14145* [GCGT] =
21986 23173 1187
*22598* [GCTA] =
35313 36863 1550
*36103* [GCTC] =
21991 23247 1256
*22640* [GCTG] =
22028 23191 1163
*22598* [GCTT] =
35366 36852 1486
*36103* [GGAA] =
35308 36820 1512
*36036* [GGAC] =
21920 23222 1302
*22598* [GGAG] =
21927 23154 1227
*22556* [GGAT] =
35273 36840 1567
*36036* [GGCA] =
21982 23230 1248
*22598* [GGCC] =
13670 14612 942
*14171* [GGCG] =
13640 14591 951
*14145* [GGCT] =
21965 23204 1239
*22598* [GGGA] =
21925 23260 1335
*22556* [GGGC] =
13615 14604 989
*14145* [GGGG] =
13637 14622 985
*14119* [GGGT] =
21923 23146 1223
*22556* [GGTA] =
35280 36875 1595
*36036* [GGTC] =
22027 23206 1179
*22598* [GGTG] =
21965 23141 1176
*22556* [GGTT] =
35342 36817 1475
*36036* [GTAA] =
56733 58699 1966
*57572* [GTAC] =
35364 36830 1466
*36103* [GTAG] =
35262 36773 1511
*36036* [GTAT] =
56657 58586 1929
*57572* [GTCA] =
35381 36920 1539
*36103* [GTCC] =
21996 23236 1240
*22640* [GTCG] =
21965 23257 1292
*22598* [GTCT] =
35419 36917 1498
*36103* [GTGA] =
35258 36853 1595
*36036* [GTGC] =
22006 23238 1232
*22598* [GTGG] = 21984 23185
1201 *22556* [GTGT] =
35280 36787 1507
*36036* [GTTA] =
56631 58535 1904
*57572* [GTTC] =
35349 36789 1440
*36103* [GTTG] =
35292 36830 1538
*36036* [GTTT] =
56640 58584 1944
*57572* [TAAA] =
90841 93173
2332 *91977* [TAAC] =
56567 58617 2050
*57678* [TAAG] =
56663 58504 1841
*57572* [TAAT] =
90695 93174 2479
*91977* [TACA] =
56680 58615 1935
*57678* [TACC] =
35351 36949 1598
*36170* [TACG] =
35308 36830 1522
*36103* [TACT] =
56782 58635 1853
*57678* [TAGA] =
56623 58494 1871
*57572* [TAGC] =
35371 36881 1510
*36103* [TAGG] =
35324 36776 1452
*36036* [TAGT] =
56627 58563 1936
*57572* [TATA] =
90660 93176 2516
*91977* [TATC] =
56635 58652 2017
*57678* [TATG] =
56606 58555 1949
*57572* [TATT] =
90824 93273 2449
*91978* [TCAA] =
56756 58714 1958
*57678* [TCAC] =
35439 36980 1541
*36170* [TCAG] =
35261 36983 1722
*36103* [TCAT] =
56756 58598 1842
*57678* [TCCA] =
35436 37002 1566
*36170* [TCCC] =
22116 23304 1188
*22682* [TCCG] =
22050 23229 1179
*22640* [TCCT] =
35413 36881 1468
*36170* [TCGA] =
35362 36857 1495
*36103* [TCGC] =
21980 23297 1317
*22640* [TCGG] =
22028 23247 1219
*22598* [TCGT] =
35292 36789 1497
*36103* [TCTA] =
56725 58643 1918
*57678* [TCTC] =
35350 36885 1535
*36170* [TCTG] =
35248 37083 1835
*36103* [TCTT] =
56703 58616 1913
*57679* [TGAA] =
56648 58450 1802
*57572* [TGAC] =
35286 36957 1671
*36103* [TGAG] =
35307 36800 1493
*36036* [TGAT] =
56672 58606 1934
*57572* [TGCA] =
35252 36865 1613
*36103* [TGCC] =
22072 23262 1190
*22640* [TGCG] =
21925 23197 1272
*22598* [TGCT] =
35343 36860 1517
*36103* [TGGA] =
35217 36782 1565
*36036* [TGGC] =
22035 23199 1164
*22598* [TGGG] =
21865 23108 1243
*22556* [TGGT] =
35230 36807 1577
*36036* [TGTA] =
56611 58431 1820
*57572* [TGTC] =
35169 36864 1695
*36103* [TGTG] =
35274 36801 1527
*36036* [TGTT] =
56617 58480 1863
*57572* [TTAA] =
90805 93185 2380
*91977* [TTAC] =
56841 58612 1771
*57678* [TTAG] =
56632 58566 1934
*57572* [TTAT] =
90703 93136 2433
*91978* [TTCA] =
56809 58647 1838
*57678* [TTCC] =
35422 36921 1499
*36170* [TTCG] =
35353 36899 1546
*36103* [TTCT] = 56772 58553
1781 *57679* [TTGA] =
56626 58474 1848
*57572* [TTGC] =
35320 36993 1673
*36103* [TTGG] =
35334 36812 1478
*36036* [TTGT] =
56665 58599 1934
*57572* [TTTA] =
90838 93193 2355
*91978* [TTTC] =
56656 58648 1992
*57679* [TTTG] =
56558 58632 2074
*57572* [TTTT] =
90761 93362 2601
*91978* Maximum Gap
(MAX minus MIN) = 2882 (AATT) Maximum Gap Below Pred. = 1566 (Calc Not
Shown) Maximum Gap Above Pred. = 1348 (Calc Not
Shown) The
predicted value was always between the minimum value and the maximum value for
each permutation (i.e. each row). While the
maximum difference between the low and high simulation, for all permutations, was 2,882; the maximum
gap below the predicted value was 1,566 and the maximum gap above the predicted
value was 1,348. Let us
compare these two numbers with what we saw in the real DNA segment: Using real
DNA, the maximum below predicted, considering all permutations, was
31,858. The simulations generated a
maximum below predicted of 1,566, meaning only 4.92% of the real DNA. This, in spite of the fact that 70,000
simulations were run and the chart above was for the group of 25,000 simulations
which had the highest gaps. Using real
DNA, the maximum above predicted, considering all permutations, was
79,818. The simulations generated a
maximum of 1,348, or only 1.69% of the difference using real DNA. We see
again that randomness cannot even come close to creating intelligence or
information. This is because when using
strings of nucleotides, randomness sticks far too close to predicted values,
even when considering bias. The fact
remains that random numbers generate such a small range of values for each
permutation histogram, compared to
predicted values, a person can safely conclude that it is impossible
for randomly generated nucleotides (in nature, per neo-Darwinism) to generate
any type of information or intelligence. In fact,
this is what has happened in the real world.
Billions of attempts to create new genetic information, via random
mutations, have been attempted in the real world. No one has ever proven that any new genetic
information was generated by these randomly generated mutations. (see the Sanford
book) The rare
beneficial mutations mentioned in the Sanford book were examples of a loss of
genetic information which only coincidentally led to some environmental
benefit. You cannot
create intelligence even if you use bias in your selection of nucleotides!! A Higher Viewpoint Sometimes a
picture is worth a thousand words. Let
us look at the histogram of real human DNA, which was mathematically described above: As can be
seen, there are many very small numbers, such as those bars which are very
short and can barely be seen at the bottom of the chart. There are also some very tall bars and many
medium-length bars. What this graph
shows is a lot of variety from the small numbers, to the medium numbers, to the
very tall numbers. Some sequences of
nucleotides are rarely seen and others are frequently seen. The histogram represents a "pattern of
intelligence." Now let us
look at a representative histogram of a randomly generated DNA, using unbiased
data. This is not the same randomly
generated DNA mathematically described above, but all randomly generated unbiased
DNA look basically the same: Where is
the variety in this second picture??
There is none. Randomness is very
predictable when looking at large volumes of data. Can the
patterns of randomness, shown in this second graph, ever accidentally generate
the patterns of intelligence in the first graph, which represented real human
DNA? No. Statistics The concept
of "standard deviation" is a mathematical or statistical way to
represent variety in a bar chart. For
example, the "standard deviation" in the real DNA chart above would
be expected to be much, much higher than in a random chart because its bars
have a much greater variety. In fact,
the histogram data of real DNA is as follows: Minimum = 1,565 Maximum = 171,795 Standard
Deviation = 25,505 This value
of the standard deviation, more than 25,000, represents a very wide variety of
values in the histogram. This is what we
see visually in the above histogram of real DNA. By
comparison, I ran 10,000 computer simulations of randomly generated nucleotides
of the same size as the real human DNA from chromosome 5. In each simulation I kept track of the
standard deviation. Here is a summary of
these 10,000 standard deviations: Minimum
Standard Deviation = 169.46 Maximum Standard
Deviation = 236.15 Neither of
these numbers are above 1% of the standard deviation
(i.e. variety) of the real human DNA, meaning none of the 10,000 computer
simulations had a standard deviation of 1% or more of the standard deviation
using real human DNA. I also ran
a standard deviation of the 10,000 standard deviations just mentioned, to see
how much variety there was among the standard deviations. Here is that number: Standard
Deviation of Standard Deviations = 8.94 This,
actually, is to be expected given the minimum and maximum above. All of this indicates that if we had run
millions of randomly generated DNA strands that our variety of standard
deviations would never get anywhere near the standard deviation of real human
DNA of over 25,000!! This means
it is impossible to randomly generate real human DNA (or the real DNA of any
living species) by using random mutations of nucleotides. This
demonstrates that patterns of randomness will ever yield patterns of
intelligence. Yet, evolution
claimed that patterns of randomness created patterns of intelligence millions
of times within the short timeframe of a billion years. It is nonsense. Adding Bias What if we
add bias when choosing nucleotides? If
we add bias we will definitely get very high standard deviations. But in this
case the standard deviation doesn't mean anything because it we plotted the
"predicted" values we would also get a high standard deviation. What you
need to do is plot the difference
between the biased histogram and the biased predicted values. The difference between these two numbers will
yield very small standard deviations. In
other words, the biased data is really nothing more than a slight deviation
from the predicted value. But real
human DNA does not follow the predicted values.
In short, adding bias will not add intelligence even though the pure
standard deviation will be higher. Summary The point
to this chapter is simple: patterns of randomness can never generate patterns
of intelligence or information. Never, never, never, never.
There is no field in science which would dispute this fact, not even
high speed computer simulations would challenge this fact. For
example, if the theory of evolution were true, and randomness could create
intelligence, all corporations could fire their computer programmers and
replace them with randomly generated computer programs which
"evolve," step-by-step, with selection, into very large, highly
intricate and sophisticated computer programs. Actually,
"selection" would never come into play because none of the randomly
generated computer programs would ever do anything useful, thus there would be
nothing to "select" (i.e. nothing was "alive," using
evolution terminology). Computers
are many, many trillions of times faster than
evolution would be in the real world, so new highly sophisticated computer
programs could be written fairly quickly by computerizing the model of
evolution. But no corporation would do
such a foolish thing because randomness cannot create intelligence. The
conclusion is that it is impossible to generate information and intelligence
from randomly generated nucleotides.
Neo-Darwinism is a scientifically false concept. There
will never, never be a new gene complex generated by random mutations of
nucleotides. It is impossible!! Yet about 200 million gene complexes randomly
formed in about 1 billion years according to the theory of evolution. This is mathematical nonsense. In this
chapter we are actually explaining why
the impossible probabilities; incurred by the concept of permutations of
nucleotides; are so impossible. We are
now saying that because of the way random numbers or random permutations are
chosen, it is impossible for a set of randomly generated nucleotides to
generate information and the massive, massive intelligence of human DNA!! The concept
of "permutations of nucleotides" and the concept of "randomly
generated numbers" tell the same story - the theory of neo-Darwinism is
mathematically impossible. Now you know
why!! When these
concepts are coupled with the scientific fact of genetic entropy, and the many
other problems the theory of evolution faces, the reader can understand why the
theory of evolution is scientific nonsense. |