Every generation, the human genome accumulates copying errors — mistakes so numerous that our species faces eventual extinction. Yet these errors account for just 0.1 percent of our total mutation burden. What caused the rest?

When copy fidelity is projected backward in time, it reaches perfection around 4,000 BC — a date strikingly consistent with biblical origins. Naturalistic models collapse into error catastrophe almost immediately, while only a model beginning with perfect design can persist for thousands of years. Alex Williams explores what this means for both our origin and our future.

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