This is a real problem for naturalistic evolution. It's obvious that biological things have the "fingerprints" of directed information. This conclusion is not based on what we don't know, (gap) but on what we do know. It is contrary to our experience that the complexity of life, even first life can arise from undirected physics and chemistry alone.
This is a real problem for naturalistic evolution. It's obvious that biological things have the "fingerprints" of directed information. This conclusion is not based on what we don't know, (gap) but on what we do know. It is contrary to our experience that the complexity of life, even first life can arise from undirected physics and chemistry alone.