If you break up a molecule of a biological protein, eg. A crystal of ice, for example, carries no more information than a single water molecule. For the sake of further discussion, let's allow the first cell to somehow form in violation of these facts. Obviously, until you have something living and reproducing, mutation and selection are not involved. Mutation is a random change in a pre-existing code It is not, therefore, a code or a mechanism as such.
Selection is merely a commonsense occurrence the elimination of the unfit.
It cannot be either a code or an ordering mechanism in itself. The evolutionist still has one counter-argument left, providing we ignore the impossibility of getting to the primitive earth and the first cell. Dr. Harold Armstrong, a physicist and editor of the Creation Research Society Quarterly, correctly points out that this superficially attractive analogy is not appropriate, since the handle movements are not truly random, but directional ie., up and down. The random motion of electrons in the resistor A at a particular room temperature would cause some to flow in the direction of the arrow. The rectifier B would only allow those in one direction to pass, and thus a current could flow, driving electric motor C which could perform useful work.