Codes

Viac o knihe

The book explores the concept of specified complexity, arguing that codes and structured information, such as Morse code or written language, cannot arise from random natural processes. It emphasizes that meaningful sequences, like the sentence "My name is Henry," convey specific functional information that is distinct from the simple complexity found in nature's symmetrical patterns. By highlighting the role of the mind in creating codes, the author challenges the notion that complex information can emerge without intentional design.