@Leadfoot,
M'kay.
Leadfoot wrote:That death sentence they got could be the source of cellular apoptosis.
Trinucleotide repeat disorders aren't a part of normal apoptosis, of which huntingtin protein plays an
antiapoptosis role. The point of my post was to use examples of instances of bad "LANGUAGE with syntax, words, punctuation, definitions, etc. of DNA," such as trinucleotide repeat disorders, to contradict your assertions that "biological life had to be designed," and "it is the multiple hierarchical levels of symbolic representation in DNA that demands a design," and "the odds are not what I would call possible," and "what cannot be reasonably believed is that 'nature' took that first accidental protein and then invented a symbolic language (encoded in DNA) that was able to be read and executed by yet another different protein in order to make more proteins" and "it is the symbolic nature of DNA's language that required 'design'," and this
pièce de résistance "I only know that the design paradigm that ALL biological life utilizes was the result of an intelligent designer."
You've merely pivoted to avoid my counterargument.