Looking for the Super-Genome. -And it ain't found

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the ongoing degradation of several original created genomes. This original genome would need to be much larger than a modern genome as it would have many redundant sequences which serve to provide much of the genetic diversity we see today in modern species.

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When I first came across this thread I was like, "WTF is a super-genome?" Now I get it. It is crazy how some people that don't understand something outright dismiss it instead of trying to understand the fundamentals of the problem, such as Faith did with radiocarbon dating.Sorry if this is off topic, and if it is let me know. My question is why do creationists refuse the idea of genetic information being created? Do they only want some supernatural power to create all genetic information?

I would be careful in accepting these recent findings. Their methods still need to stand up to debate.There is another thread on this topic, Is Human Evolution Speeding Up. I linked to arguments to their results in that thread.

I hope you are being sarcastic. After reading Faith's post about not believing radiocarbon dating because she doesn't understand it, I'm not sure I can assume someone is serious or sarcastic on these forums. Also, sarcasm doesn't read well in the written word.