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But what tells the enzymes how to build the DNA and RNA? How do they know where to go and when and why? Choices are seeming to be made. How are they being made? What is the mechanism? It clearly isn't an accident. And it isn't automatic, either, because if it were automatic, the enzymes would have to do the same thing every time. They don't. Nothing the enzymes do looks automatic.
I will be told enzymes are encoded in the genes, but that just means instructions for producing the enzymes are coded there.
Where is the set of instructions for the enzymes' tasks, which are legion?
All the things that get done by these enzymes can't be accidental or happen by chance. DNA replication happens in less than an hour, with a speed of 1,000 nucleotides per second! I have heard it claimed that the correct molecules bond to the enzymes by chance, but surely no one believes that. Specific complex tasks like this do not get done by chance, especially at a rate of thousands per second.