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I think they do, actually. Also, Dembski. Heh.
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'''Information''' is a message transmitted by a message sender and received and understood by a message receiver.
 
'''Information''' is a message transmitted by a message sender and received and understood by a message receiver.
Information can be considered to be the third [[fundamental quantity]] of the universe, after [[matter]] and [[energy]].  Information is a non-material entity, which some contest only arise from an intelligence, although others, committed to a materialistic view, disagree, yet offering no examples of information arising from non-intelligent sources.<ref>Musgrave, Ian, Baldwin, Rich, et. al., [http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/information/infotheory.html Information Theory and Creationism] The TalkOrigins Archive, 14th July, 2005.</ref>.
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Information can be considered to be the third [[fundamental quantity]] of the universe, after [[matter]] and [[energy]].  Information is a non-material entity, which some contest only arise from an intelligence, although others, committed to a materialistic view, disagree, yet offer no examples of information arising from non-intelligent sources.<ref>Musgrave, Ian, Baldwin, Rich, et. al., [http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/information/infotheory.html Information Theory and Creationism] The TalkOrigins Archive, 14th July, 2005.</ref>
    
== The mediums of information ==
 
== The mediums of information ==
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