Actually this is a good answer. I have a photo though that should be a pretty good clue as to what I am talking about. They are working on an algorithm to create a material where one ounce can support one ton of weight. They feel that this could be used to build airplanes much lighter and reduce the cost of the fuel. This comes from a program on Nova called: "The origami revolution".
Yes Biology: making a protein that can be used as a drug to cure nearly any viral infection. This was an hour long program on Nova that could be used to talk about a dozen different subjects. Many of them related to evolution and natural selection. The main point was how a two dimensional universe can be transformed into three dimensions. Quantum physics believe we live in a 10 or 12 dimensional universe that all convergences on a single point. There are many proteins. Only a very few of those proteins can be used for curing a virus. 0.004% What is above the line in the photo. Out of all possible proteins they have to find the very few proteins that would make a bond with the virus. To take advantage of the vulnerability of it's Achilles heel. Reminds me of the cream of the crop.
I already explained that in every post I wrote. This has to do with the evolution of protein. There are many, many different proteins but very few of them can work in any individual situation. So really we get back to the William Paley argument. Darwin tried to argue against Paley with his theory of natural selection. Also we have the math of Fred Hoyle who was not a Creationist, he simply was not persuaded by natural selection because of the mathematical impossibility. We are building upon Paley & Hoyle's argument with the addition of algorithms programs written for the computer. Creationism says we have a Designer and His Design is built into the laws of the universe and even Natural Selection is one of the laws that guides Creation.
I already explained that in every post I wrote. This has to do with the evolution of protein. There are many, many different proteins but very few of them can work in any individual situation. So really we get back to the William Paley argument. Darwin tried to argue against Paley with his theory of natural selection. Also we have the math of Fred Hoyle who was not a Creationist, he simply was not persuaded by natural selection because of the mathematical impossibility. We are building upon Paley & Hoyle's argument with the addition of algorithms programs written for the computer. Creationism says we have a Designer and His Design is built into the laws of the universe and even Natural Selection is one of the laws that guides Creation.
We now have a brand new computer program that they have been working on for 10 years that shows algorithms for going from a two dimensional to 3 dimensions. With proteins this is knows as folding. Protein folding is the process by which a protein structure assumes its functional shape or conformation. All protein molecules are heterogeneous unbranched chains of amino acids. By coiling and folding into a specific three-dimensional shape they are able to perform their biological function.
It would really help if people could find a way to watch the nova origami revolution program so they can see how we have new information now that has NOT been incorporated into evolutionary theory. That means if you do not want to incorporate it then I can effectively use it as evidence AGAINST evolution theory. Because the new information that is now available contradicts your theory.
The Big Bang is a theory that the universe is expanding. Now they are suggesting that the expanding universe is actually unfolding and that explains how a lot of the universal laws work. As I said protein evolves though a folding process.
If you are not willing to go look at the Nova program then it may not make any sense to you.
