Organisms have codes in their genetic material telling how to make new instances. For examples of organizations which are not encoded consider most early cities. These grew spontaneously and I would assert that they lack any code telling how to make new instances. The model which I have sketched here suggests a framework within which our human mental processes have evolved. This in turn suggests what behavior we might expect from human minds.
Many libertarians invest heavily in the building of logical arguments.
In contrast I believe that our minds are mostly pragmatic, constructing whatever notions might prove useful to survival. In some information processing systems, those which have evolved to a high enough level, there will be a need to distinguish and to label those hypotheses which lead to reliable decision rules. So truth is good. We need it. But to me it is a category for sorting, not a deity.