Yes, because eyes are made of protein, not information. Simple chemistry assembles them.
Evolutionists amuse me in that they always belitte the complex mechanisms in nature by calling them simple. I even saw an article
the other day that said that Darwins problem was that he didn't realise how simple the eye was.
biological chemistry far from being simple is mind boggling. The physiological chain of events that bridge feeling fear with perspiration could fill a couple of pages and then it has been claimed that for every link in the chain that is known, there are probably 100 that aren't
Does water need "information" to become a snowflake?
This bloke says it better than I can...........
. The formation of molecules or atoms into geometric patterns such as snowflakes or crystals reflects movement towards equilibriuma lower energy level, and a more stable arrangement of the molecules or atoms into simple, uniform, repeating structural patterns with minimal complexity, and no function. Living things, on the other hand, do not arrive at and maintain their high levels of order, organization, and complexity in order to achieve thermodynamic equilibrium, but are in fact maintaining far from equilibrium conditions in order to arrive at and maintain those levels.
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