[Aevery_Freeman]

Actually, stars are rather simple structures—they have been described as ‘glowing balls of gas’. There is far more complexity in the genetic code of the simplest organism than in a thousand galaxies.

Actually, books are rather simple structures--they have been described as 'layers of decorated cellulose'. There is far more complexity in the genetic code of the simplest organism than in a thousand libraries.

When you (Gary Bates?) have a clue what the heck matter is and how something came from nothing, give me a call.

[JSDude1]

I am not freakin Gary Bates, but I agree with the author 100%.