Read my lips very slowly...
"Different genes" is not the same as "new genes", you still don't get any new genetic information, just less...
So you assert....
"Different genes" can produce new genetic information.
"New genes" are not required for new genetic information.
And in case you missed it the first time I posted it...
Carl Sagan, ardent evolutionist, admitted: '... mutations occur at random and are almost uniformly harmful”it is rare that a precision machine is improved by a random change in the instructions for making it.' (Carl Sagan, The Dragons of Eden, Hodder and Stoughton, London, 1977, p. 28.)
Your Argument from Authority supporting your Argument from Incredulity doesn't need repeating. Also, Sagan isn't saying that it is impossible, just that it is rare, so your logical fallacy isn't even supporting your argument to begin with.
You are just
refusing to 'believe in' evolution. You have beliefs that you feel evolution contradicts. If you incounter evidence that goes against you beliefs then you maintain your belief and ignore (or refuse) the evidence. It is intellectually dishonest. You should form your beliefs around the available evidence, not form the available evidence around your beliefs.
To illustrate: if “superman” were the duplicated “gene”, and mutations in the letters changed it to “sxyxvawtu ”, you have clearly lost information, although you have a new sequence.
That's a poor ilustration.
Consider this:
superman gets changed to supperman. A small increase in information (genetic mutation). Now, lets just read the letters three at a time, assuming genetic information is read like this, in these litle sequences.
Before the change we have: sup, upe, per, erm, rma, man. (some amount, X, of information).
After the change we have: sup, upp, ppe, per, erm, rma, man.
Make sense?
So in both cases we have sup, per, erm, rma, and man. No loss or gain, or change at all in the individual from those sequences.
We
have lost one sequence and that is 'upe' but we have gained two sequences, 'upp' and 'ppe'.
The majority of the info has remained the same so this, presumably will not have detrimental effects on the individual. Some info has been lost, which could just kill it, who knows. And some info has been
gained, which too could just kill it. But it is not impossible that this new information provides the individual with a
benefit.
You assert that it is, impossible.
Do you understand the words that are comming out of my mouth?
BTW, what does it got to do with the topic, heh?
Once you accept evolution we can discuss if the Bible does too.