Here is your statement:
A man is not intelligent because DNA is intelligent.
So please explain what gives man intelligence.
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That...does not compute.
If DNA is intelligent, and man has DNA, than man is intelligent.
...Carico, therefore, must have no genetic code.
Some more gems from Carico on that thread. Turn off ALL your meters.
Your arguments are so contradictory and desperate that it makes you look foolish. But again, I love to see the power of God making those who deny him look foolish. So keep it up.
So your arguments are ludicrous and desperate to the point of bizarre. All they prove is that denial of intelligent design isn't based on rational thinking but on contradictions and false statements. But since you can't even see you own contradictions, (or if you can, you're outright lying by claiming that DNA doesn't program human beings), then there's no reason to believe that you're capable of rational conversation. But I'll remember your ridiculous statements so I can quote them.
The variation in intelligence between people seems wide, some are brainy some are stupid. Genetics plays a big part, but the way you're brought-up plays a big part too. There's nothing stopping anyone improving their intelligence through diligent learning and reading. And I am resisting the temptation as regards yourself.
According to your argument DNA. Although that's wrong.
I could go into brain synapses, but I doubt you'd understand it.
Silicon cannot perform mathematics but silicon chips can, you can't walk on water but can on ice, etc.
Organisation is everything. The properties of individual components, and their arrangement and interaction , give rise to the properties of the whole. And yes, evolution can produce that level of organisation (if it is beneficial).
Maybe she thinks we inherited all our intelligence from retroviruses.
Hang on, let me spit a piece of semi-digested apple onto the table....
Nope, don't see it writing Hamlet.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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