Genetic Entropy presents compelling scientific evidences that the genomes of all living creatures are degenerating due to the accumulation of slightly harmful mutations. Both living populations and numerical simulation experiments (that model digital populations using sophisticated computer programs like Mendel's Accountant) have consistently demonstrated that the vast majority of mutations cannot be effectively eliminated from the genome through natural selection. By escaping purifying selection, these mutations are continuously accumulating in the genomes of all living creatures resulting in the continuous erosion of genetic information over generational time. The end result is the inevitable extinction of all living populations. This phenomenon is known as “Genetic Entropy”. Genetic Entropy has been acknowledged by leading population geneticists from the time of the neo-Darwinian Synthesis (1930) to the present day. Ironically, these are the same scientists responsible for formulating our modern theory of evolution formally known as the “neo-Darwinian Theory”. Unfortunately, these findings have not been made widely known to the general public or other scientists outside the field of population genetics – until now!'