[Fis] genetics: the most outstanding problem, (un)SOLVED?[Fis] genetics: the most outstanding problem, (un)SOLVED?
From: Jerry LR Chandler <JerryLRChandler@Verizon.net>
Date: Sat 11 Nov 2006 - 17:19:21 CET
(To the List: I am re-posting my message to Karl because the original
Karl:
I fear that I must once again disagree with your strong conclusions
See my comments below.
Subject: [Fis] genetics: the most outstanding problem, SOLVED
Dear Stan,
In your last posting, you said:
The model that the RNA (together with the DNA) is a sequence and that
The term "information" has been shown in this chatroom to mean the
I certainly will not support this view of the relationships among
Chemical information is grounded in the list of chemical elements and
In general, chemical structures / information does support transitive
Thus, if one wishes to develop a compelling argument about chemical
Bijective maps are not a suitable basis for describing change of
Finally, if one wishes to describe a mathematics of biological
Cheers
Jerry
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