Werner Gitt
Werner Gitt (1937–) is a German engineer and a young earth creationist who has written on various pseudoscience topics for Answers in Genesis.[2]
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“”...it looks like the Gitt hasn't actually read any real information theory much less understood it. All that he's done is heard Dembski presenting one of his wretched mischaracterizations, and then regurgitated and expanded upon them. |
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Information theory
Gitt wrote the book In the Beginning was Information (1997), in which he proposes that no information can exist without a code, and that information has to have a mental origin—which he claims comes from God. Gitt's arguments consist of a lot of arm waving, contradictory statements, assertions without proof, and circular reasoning. Scientists have explained in detail where he goes wrong.[3][4][1]
External links
- His personal site
- Werner Gitt, In the Beginning was Information. ISBN 9780890514610
- Werner Gitt, Did God Use Evolution? Observations from a Scientist of Faith. ISBN 0890514836
References
- Idiotic Gitt: AiG and Bad Information Theory. scienceblogs.org, 29 December 2008.
- Articles by Werner Gitt at Answers in Genesis.
- Information Theory and Creationism. talkorigins.org.
- Errors in Werner Gitt's work with Information Theory. Archived from the original at ccrnp.ncifcrf.gov.
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