Information in mankind's intestines measures 60 thousand times the length of the universe!

Figure it out yourself: The information for one microbe written on paper would take a distance about from here to the moon

Distance to the moon: 380 000 km
Number of microbes in the body: 100 trillion
Information for 100 trillion microbes written on paper:
100 trillion x 380 000 km = 380 000 light years

The information in the DNA of all the microbes of just one person written on paper would take a 380 thousand light years long paper.

World population: about 7 billion people
7 billion x 380 000 light years = 2 700 000 billion light years
Total information in mankind’s intestines written on paper: 2 700 000 billion light years

Size of the universe: 45 billion light years
Length of the information divided by the length of the universe:
2 700 000 billion km : 45 billion km = 60 000

Result: If the information in the intestines of mankind were written on paper you would need a paper about 60 000 times the length of the universe.

Even if these numbers are an estimate, they are still very impressive. Do you really believe that such a size of information can have happened by chance, or might there be some intelligent design? Remember, these are just the simplest creatures! Panda Bears and Human Beings have thousands of trillions times more information stored in their genes…