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The Perfect Weasel program would be one in which randomly generated letters, spaces, and punctuation marks were used to build a meaningful and grammatically correct English sentence of indeterminate length.
This is exactly how a protein strings would be built naturalistically. In the ribosomes, any amino acid string that is one 'letter' off from a usable or functional message is immediately discarded.
The difficulty in creating an algorithm to determine whether or not a sentence is meaningful is obvious. It requires more intelligence to create the sentence verification that it does to create the sentence itself.
If we apply Dawkins' analogy, we can conclude that the intelligence needed to design ribosomes is greater than the intelligence needed to create the 'evolutionary algorithm' which was (supposedly) used to create our protein string.
The information needed to build a functioning self-replicating cell is far greater than the sum of its parts. Clearly, Evolution Is Dead!
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Jon Saboe
Founder: Evolution Is Dead