Answers in Genesis uses the kinesin protein to commit the argument from increduility fallacy @MadComputerScientist1
Answers in Genesis uses the kinesin protein to commit the argument from increduility fallacy  @MadComputerScientist1
Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Because I have not had time to look for a proper video with a new topic, I thought we'd go for some low hanging fruit, and since the DNA is a computer code people are really , really annoying -- at least until they can show DNA (not DNA c omputing systems but DNA) is Turing Cmplete need to lay off this argument. Does Answers in Genesis even get this far?

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Answers in Genesis uses the kinesin protein to commit the argument from increduility fallacy

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