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> > continuation: 
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> > DAVID: [i]My pre-programming thought always included the concept that early bacteria contained coding for further advances, as shown in current research in a new entry today.[/i]
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> > dhw: What do you mean by “coding”? Why have you switched from “mechanism”? 
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> Why teh question. DNA is coding and DNA changes ran/runs evolution
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> > DAVID: [i]Any evidence of advanced preparation in preceding DNA puts totally aside the Darwinoid interpretation of evolution as a totally purposeless chance advancing process. These preparations definitely show a planning designer.[/i]
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> >  dhw: We are not talking about the purpose or non-purpose of evolution, but about the mechanism that enables bacteria to solve new problems and life forms to change into different life forms. Previously you have limited yourself to either a divine 3.8-billion-year-old computer programme for every solution and every innovation, or your God personally stepping in to perform operations or deliver lectures to the lucky few. I have proposed a mechanism (cellular intelligence) that would enable bacteria and all life forms to solve problems and design their own innovations. I agree with you that this mechanism may well have been designed by a designer, and I suggest that his plan may have been to allow life forms a free hand, resulting in the vast diversity of the life forms that make up life’s history.
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> You  stick to your theory and it favors God I think.