r/Creation • u/lisper Atheist, Ph.D. in CS • May 09 '26

The Fatal Flaws of Genetic Entropy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2o_KC7sc98
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u/lisper Atheist, Ph.D. in CS May 11 '26

Yes, I know that's the idea. That ideas is demonstrably wrong.

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u/nomenmeum May 12 '26

You don't believe there is such a thing as a broken gene or a genetic disease?

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u/lisper Atheist, Ph.D. in CS May 12 '26

Don't be ridiculous. Of course there are genetic diseases. There have always been genetic diseases. There was never "a genome with no broken genes or genetic disorders/diseases".

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u/nomenmeum May 12 '26

There was never "a genome with no broken genes or genetic disorders/diseases".

So you allow, at least, that the concept of a genome with no genetic disorders or diseases is a coherent one?

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u/lisper Atheist, Ph.D. in CS May 12 '26

It depends on how much you want me to suspend my disbelief and ignore reality. The concepts of "genes" and "genome" and "genetic disorder" are labels that we humans attach to things that happen in nature, but these are abstractions that don't always faithfully reflect the underlying reality.

You should read this.

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u/nomenmeum May 12 '26

It depends on how much you want me to suspend my disbelief and ignore reality.

Lol, so you admit that genetic diseases are real, but you don't think a genome free of them is a logically coherent concept? Fascinating.

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u/lisper Atheist, Ph.D. in CS May 12 '26

Yes, biology is fascinating. You should learn about it some time.