DNA

Watson and Crick, the discoverers of DNA learned that the chemical makeup of DNA – the very molecules – are arranged in such a way as to store and convey information. It does so using four chemical characters. In other words, unlike the two character (two bit) digital software programs human use, DNA is coded in a four bit code that carries genetic information that has been called “the language of life.” DNA is, in fact, the most densely packed and sophisticated information storage and retrieval system in the universe. The question for evolutionists, apart from the marvels of the efficiencies of the storage and retrieval system, is “Where did the information in DNA come from? Want to learn more about the coded information in DNA? See the articles here or here.