Not true Art. The equation for information is sum p(i)log(p(i)) where
p(i)'s are the probabilities of a given event. If you take any sequence and
calculate the information content of it with that equation, which is the
one used in info theory, and then calculate it for double the sequence, the
informational content of the sequence has gone up by one bit! It is an
increase in information. And then when you randomly mutate the double
sequence, the information content actually increases further. You are once
again equating meaning/specificity with information. It isn't the same
thing at all. THere is no way to measure the quantity of meaning
whatsoever.
glenn
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Adam, Apes and Anthropology
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