Didn't a lot of scientists say that our DNA was mostly junk.
Eventhough they weren't really incorrect about that, that's not a prediction of evolution theory. However, there IS a lot of DNA that simply takes up space.
That was because having so much junk help supported their theory.
I don't see how. Maybe you would like to explain how junk dna is supposedly a necessity in context of evolution theory?
It would show remnants of an evolutionary past and make our genetics more easier to explain in evolutionary terms because it wasn't so complex.
I'ld say that a bunch of unnecessary stuff in the already enormous DNA molecule only increases the complexity...
Consider the simplistic insides of a desktop computer that ONLY has the parts it actually needs...
A motherboard with a CPU, a graphics card, a dvd rom drive, a powersupply and a harddisk. You only require a few cables to connect it all:
- Powersupply runs cables to the motherboard, graphics card, dvd drive and hard disk.
- 2 cables connect the dvd and hdd to the motherboard.
That's 6 cables in total.
Now imagine 10 additional cables in there that run between these parts, but which actually don't do anything....
The latter clearly only makes the schematics more complex for no good reason.
Thus having unecessary parts only make the whole
more complex.
Which is in direct contradiction of what you just said.
In fact ID predicted that the junk would be junk and that God would design something with so much useless info. Now we are finding that there is a lot more function in our DNA some dont like this as it makes it harder to explain how evolution could evolve such complex codes of life from a chance and random process which is basically a copying error of something that is already complex and good in the first place.
Natural selection isn't random nore chance based.