[Ninian Dryhope]

"With some variations, this code is the same for viruses, bacteria, worms, human beings, beetles, mice and slugs."

Interesting. And just where in the world did the complicated code come from? Did this complex molecule just pop into existence all by itself?

[snarks_when_bored]

"With some variations, this code is the same for viruses, bacteria, worms, human beings, beetles, mice and slugs."

Interesting. And just where in the world did the complicated code come from? Did this complex molecule just pop into existence all by itself?

Uh, yes...but not all at once. 4 billion years is a very, very, very long time.

[b_sharp]

"Interesting. And just where in the world did the complicated code come from? Did this complex molecule just pop into existence all by itself?"

Step wise additions to previous code.

[shuckmaster]

Did this complex molecule just pop into existence all by itself?

No. It took millions of years of evolution.

[Ichneumon]

And just where in the world did the complicated code come from? Did this complex molecule just pop into existence all by itself?

No, it arose in stages, and the evidence clearly indicates this. But then, you'd have to know quite a bit of actual science in order to be able to understand the biochemical evidence, which leaves msot anti-evolutionists *way* out of their depth.