Understanding DNA and Information Storage

Now, I want to correct myself in the times I-

I've, I've spoke about DNA to my

students. I always thought evolution was the only lie.

I, I just had to worry about that. Everything else is safe, right? Wrong.

DNA, the way it's taught, is an absolute lie.

Genetic code is not like computer code.

So this is what the experts say, that in your DNA, and this is

probably wrong, I'm gonna go ahead and say this is probably wrong,

there's probably

far greater storage capabilities.

But they say it's estimated that in your DNA,

and I'm not a technology guy,

but they say there's about a million terabytes of information in a cubic

millimeter, about this size. Now, I wanted to do the math.

I want to say, how much, how many cubic millimeters do we have of

DNA in our body?

You do the math, and then you multiply, and it becomes one trillion, nine

hundred ninety-two billion terabytes of data in the human body.

I wanted to find out what would it be like if we just made a, a storage facility

that could store all that. Do you think we could do that?

Well, according to the experts, they say that amount you cited, nearly two

yottabytes, I didn't even know what that was,

is a theoretical scale of data for

which current practical storage solutions do not exist.

So there's no way you could store this with any type of storage we have

in the entire world. Sometimes estimates from twenty twenty put

the

total amount of global data at forty-four zettabytes, a fraction

of the amount you described. So in each of your masterfully created

bodies is more stored information than we could

store in the entire world, and our Father pieced that together

on day six of creation, and we haven't even seen

what DNA looks like.

I mean, that's the clearest photo they say we have

of it, right there.

Looks like a hair. And the guys that came up with the shape of it,

the twisted

serpent shape, double helix, fellows of the Royal Society.

Imagine that. They discovered it, they say.

If I make a toy model and say I discovered something,

slap the toy model

out of my hand. I didn't discover anything.

They didn't discover anything.

But let's say they did. Let's pretend they did. They did.

Um,

they can stretch out DNA. When they, when they break apart the chromosomes,

they

can stretch it out, and they say each little whatever it is,

if it's double helix

or not, is about six feet for each one of your

cells.

Take each of your cells, unravel all that DNA.

You can circumnavigate the equator one million three hundred forty-seven thousand

times. So it's safe to say there's something

wonderfully made about each and every single one of you.

No machine on Earth could take something that went around the equator a million

times and pack it together in the shape of a precious little person.

None. And our Father did that at day six of creation.