RE: Irreducible Complexity.
November 17, 2008 at 3:49 pm
(This post was last modified: November 17, 2008 at 3:55 pm by leo-rcc.)
If you look back you will find I never made an objection of the picture being upside down, just the retina being inside-out, which I still maintain is not a smart way of doing things.
This is actually more a case supporting the notion that intuitively things do look designed.
That guideance is there, it's called natural selection.
Sure, go right ahead. Shall we move on to the Urethra and Prostate after that?
(November 17, 2008 at 3:40 pm)CoxRox Wrote: is an atheist through and through. He looks at me as if he feels sorry for me if I talk about spiritual matters. I played a trick on him last week when we were debating the flagellar motor. I had a big image on the computer screen of it and said to him: 'what's that?' He thought it was some kind of aeroplane engine or something like that.
This is actually more a case supporting the notion that intuitively things do look designed.
CoxRox Wrote:I couldn't resist laughing and when I told him what it was he looked rather doubtful to say the least. Just maybe, and I've said it many times, the fact it conforms to a high spec, that would make a mazda engineer blush, is because it is actually designed. My thinking and reasoning seem 'set' in seeing things this way. (Just as I would always arrive at the same conclusion if I looked up at the 'shapes' on the side of Mount Rushmore and concluded they were fashioned by some intelligence as opposed to the weather etching them over thousands of years.) I'm prepared to say that evolution takes place but I can't fathom it happening without guidance.
That guideance is there, it's called natural selection.
CoxRox Wrote:I've got some interesting points on the 'swallowing, breathing' problem if you are interested.....
Sure, go right ahead. Shall we move on to the Urethra and Prostate after that?
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Leo van Miert
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Leo van Miert
Horsepower is how hard you hit the wall --Torque is how far you take the wall with you