Abstract
Researchers continue to unveil incredible complexities in a secondary DNA language, complicating efforts to explain life by evolution. The standard modern evolutionary paradigm claims that random mutations in the DNA of an organism produce new beneficial traits that give it some advantage. The lucky creature then somehow outcompetes and reproduces itself more than all the others. This process somehow causes gradual changes over eons of time that magically change monkeys into people and dinosaurs into birds. At least that's how the story goes, even though we don't see creatures evolving into fundamentally new kinds of creatures today, and we do not see evidence of such transitions in the fossil record. In total defiance of evolutionary predictions, scientists continue to find new discoveries that make their efforts harder. The information systems that regulate DNA, for instance, keep revealing amazing complexity.