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> > >  > > dhw: You always make it seem that somehow DNA is not part of the cell! -You forget that each type of cell has its own form of DNA adapted from the original DNA of the stem cells. DNA runs each cell.- > >  > > dhw: Again you talk as if DNA were not part of the cell (see above). We do not have a clue how these plans are formed. We only know that cells cooperate in producing adaptation and innovation. -We only know that groups of cells perform different functions. Cells cooperate with each other according the way they are planned to cooperate.- >> >  > > dhw: The strange thing is that, just like Darwin&apos;s theory, the one I&apos;m offering is perfectly compatible with faith in God. It requires an intelligent mechanism within the cells that is flexible enough to cope with different environments and to produce an almost infinite number of combinations to invent new forms. (Precisely what we have, of course.)-Yes, but the way you reach your theory doesn&apos;t fit the reality of biochemistry as I see it.