The amino-acid chains are also subject to such inflation. A chain of two amino acids could display 202, or 20 × 20, or 400 possible combinations, since each of the twenty protein-forming amino acids could combine with any one of that same group of twenty in the second position of a short peptide chain. With a three-amino-acid sequence, we’re looking at 203, or 8,000, possible sequences. With four amino acids, the number of combinations rises exponentially to 204, or 160,000, total combinations, and so on.
This is embarrassing imho for evolutionusts
