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Data, Information, and all that....

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12-09-2003 8:31 PM 		Reply to: Message 22 by Joralex
12-09-2003 3:19 PM

CSI etc
Hi, welcome back. You were going to explain complexity and some other terms you introduced weren't you? It's taking a while isn't it?
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12-15-2003 9:11 PM 		Reply to: Message 47 by Joralex
12-15-2003 8:21 PM

Information
Oh, good,you're back!
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Now you can define "information" as it applies to the genome, which is what I think this thread needs most but neither side seems to be doing.
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Then you can pick up and define complexity and specified as I asked why back when in the CSI thread. You kind of never got time for that.
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01-15-2004 7:53 PM 		Reply to: Message 197 by DNAunion
01-15-2004 7:47 PM

A bit confused.
Sounds good to me, Crash. Just what is the problem here? I've gotten very lost.
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Common sense isn't
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