“May not a future generation well ask how any Scientist, in full possession of his faculties and with adequate knowledge of information theory, could execute the feat of cognitive acrobatics necessary to sincerely believe that a supremely complex machine of information, storage and retrieval servicing millions of cells, diagnosing defects and then repairing them in a teleonomic Von Newman machine manner, arose in randomness – the antipole of information”.
-Dr A. E. Wilder-Smith-
Huxley Memorial lecture at the Oxford Union, Oxford University, 1986.