[quote=whizzball1]
It isn't adding information, per se. Only re-arranging the current information.
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That's what I'm saying. Any mutation that seems to create "new" information is just an activation of existing information. For example, scientists induced a mutation in a bacteria that allowed it to live on citrus. But the information was already there, in an existing gene, but in a sort of "off" position.