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>> JE:-
>> The above argument cuts both ways. If up to 5%% of the 387 of the 95%%

> certain

>> selected genes are not in fact selected then about 20 pieces of this
>> incredibly tiny amount of _critical...

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> "Perplexed in Peoria" jimmenegay@sbcglobal.net wrote:-

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>>> JE:-
>>> The above argument cuts both ways. If up to 5%% of the 387 of the 95%%

>> certain

>>> selected genes are not in fact selected then about 20 pieces of this
>>> incredibly tiny amount of _critical heritable information_ may have to

>> be

>>> subtracted leaving only 367 bits. If we add the 50 extra that you

>> calculated

>>> then this produces the grand total of 417 pieces of heritable

>> information.

>>> If we make this an even 1000 to allow for inevitable errors, it should

>> be

>>> obvious that not enough heritable (additive) information, exists to be

>> able ...