"Joseph based this on the argument and calculations by Yockey who showed (and correct me if I am wrong) that the probability of one single protein forming randomly was 2.3e-75. There are several problems with this argument:"
It seems likely to me that Yockey wasn't even trying to advance an argument against the evolution of proteins, but to demonstrate that proteins could not evolve **by chance alone** and that therefore they must have evolved by specific non-random mechanisms.
Can anyone verify or refute this?
Kevin L. O'Brien