Natural selection != random. That's the point of the
"weasel" program.
JQ>Since natural selection cannot influence or help propogate
JQ>those "favorable" mutations that are not part of the phenotype,
JQ>any mathematical model(and evolution itself) has even more
JQ>problems.
Gobbledygook. If a mutation isn't in the phenotype, it isn't
anywhere. (The instantiation of the genome is a phenotypic
trait. See various studies on "selfish genes" and similar
concepts.)
More problems than what?
JQ>Somehow a highly ordered randomly mutated sequence of genetic
JQ>material would have to arise without the effects of natural
JQ>selection.
Non sequitur.
The real world, in Jim Bell's phrasing, contradicts John's
assertions concerning processes using natural selection.