Testifying for Intelligent Design

Mr. Muise then asked whether natural selection could "explain the existence" of DNA, the immune system or blood clotting. Mr. Behe said no.

The scary thing about the whole ID controversy is that few folks understand the word "intelligent" much less define it in the context of biological development.

The biologist is crippled in his understanding of most all biological processes without understanding the concept of field stored data.

Each cell and its various components perform functions. But why? Why does blood clot? How do cells know when to reproduce? How do cells identify harmful substances? Why do all domestic cats stretch the exact same way regardless of birth and environment? How does DNA pass on these traits and "basic animal intelligence". How does DNA transfer this complexity nearly flawlessly with mathematical precision during every transfer?

It's all encoded in the DNA of the cell. But how does the DNA carry this data? How can a few molecules store the data of what substances are good or bad? How can a tiny molecule store the intelligence and bred instincts of a house cat? Physical traits are fairly straightforward, but the more complex processes confound somewhat and give ID proponents a foot in the door to exploit.

The answer lies in the field. A quantized field of energy surrounds all atoms, molecules and matter. This field is the sponsor of the cell. The cell is merely a conduit for this data. It is the receptacle. It is hardware which uses the software.

Much like a computer with countless amounts of data stored in binary code, the cell and its atoms has an enormous amount of data stored in these fields.

Every cell in your body is uniquely yours. Sure it is made up of molecules, atoms and these have the same structure, but your cells carry a unique payload and were formed by this complex data.

If someone tries to graft someone elses skin on your body, your body will reject it under almost all circumstances. Your cells know when a foreign cell is in contact and reject the graft. Howeverin the case of identical twins or close family members the graft may hold. Why? This is because the twin or family member shares genetic similarities in the DNA. The DNA signal is broadcast 24/7 and if there are some frequency matches in the code it gives the cells something to latch onto. The cells will go about rewriting the DNA of that graft/transplant over time and will be capable of using those cells until such is done.

Blood clots because the cells recognize the proper flow rate. Blood cells know that when they encounter an oxygen molecule or other molecule that's not par for the course that its time to clot. The blood even clots in water, albeit slower because of the movement against the wound. Each blood cell has this data encoded into it.

DNA is not created by some "designer" but is each living things frequency blueprint as formed both by lineage and immediate environment.

You see, your DNA is getting smarter based upon its experiences. That field data is not just a one-way street. It receives input constantly. Your organs grow accustomed to your environment, the food you eat, the type of air you breathe, etcetera. Your children will receive some of this new input just as your own body customizes itself for its current environment. Yes, even someone's predilection and tolerance for spicy food will be passed on to some degree via reproduction.

It's amazingly complex, but it requires absolutely no hocus-pocus. It's all basic scientific wave principles in all their wonder and near infinite diversity. Quantum biology is a 21st century science that will become commonplace.