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It also assumes that all the information needed to build a new human is in the DNA, which is clearly false. A lot of information is in the "factory" and process
by JabavuAdams 15y ago
It also assumes that all the information needed to build a new human is in the DNA, which is clearly false. A lot of information is in the "factory" and process.
Show me a human that has been created from conception to healthy birth in-vitro.
For the patching/dog example: you can't currently implant a dog embryo into a human woman and expect to get a viable birth.
If I have a really full-featured runtime, hey, I can make smaller programs. But ... not all the information required to create the program is in the source code.
- infinite8s 15y agoEven more importantly, you can't take the nucleus from one species and implant it into the egg of another and get a viable organism (unless the species are very closely related).