Programming of Life Prerequisites: Physical Constants and Properties Requirements

by Donald E. Johnson, Jessie Nilo (Illustrator)

The original "Programming of Life" book highlighted the informational aspects of life that are usually overlooked or ignored in chemical and biological evolutionary scenarios. Each cell of an organism has thousands (or millions) of interacting computers reading and processing digital information using algorithmic digital programs and digital codes to communicate information. Life is an intersection of physical science and information science, and the reality of real computer hardware and software in life was clearly demonstrated. This "Prerequisites" book considers the properties of nature's constants and natural laws that are required for such informational structures to be incorporated in even the simplest life. Analysis of the probabilities of life's required component's properties occurring anywhere in the Universe shows infeasibility by "natural processes." ** Science is in need of answers, not unsubstantiated speculations. *** From the Publisher

64 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 2011

About the author

Donald E. Johnson holds two Ph.D.s, one in Chemistry from Michigan State University and another in Computer & Information Sciences from the University of Minnesota.

- Senior research scientist for 10 years in pharmaceutical and medical/scientific instrument fields.
- Served as president and technical expert in an independent computer consulting firm for many years.
- Taught 20 years in universities in Wisconsin, Minnesota, California, and Europe.