Darwinians like to think that genome multiplication from magic shots to random mutations has suddenly given vast new possibilities to the genome. But it seems that genome multiplication, that is, having a backup copy of each gene to take advantage of, and a hundred...
Darwinists like to believe that genome multiplication from magic shots to random mutations has suddenly given vast new possibilities to the genome. But genome replication, the existence of a backup of each gene to take advantage of, and a hundred million years ago gave baking yeast no advantage it would not have had. This brings us to a very important point. Doubling a single gene, or even an entire genome, does not seem to randomly give rise to a new complex mechanism that existed.
Dr. Michael Behe, The Edge of Evolution: The Search for Darwinism's Frontiers, The Center of Brahmin 2019, p.106.
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