[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by TheAngryPostman

Everything has signs of intelligent design. Everything we have today was because someone put thought into a problem and came up with a clever solution. Our vehicles that we drive are the birthchildren of the designs of Nicholas Otto, Charles and J. Frank Duryea, Rudolf Diesel and numerous other people who helped contribute their own ideas to a wonderful product. If something as mechanically simple as an engine is a statement to intelligent design, why can't the same be true for something infinetly more complex such as a plant or a human body?

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Unintelligent design is more fitting. We are not really designed for walking upright on two legs which is why so many experiance back and feet problems. Good design point there in an appendix which can become infected, rupture, and kill us.

I will admit the possibility of some tinkering in our Genetic makeup as postulated at the Library of Halexandria

http://www.halexandria.org/


As to your question, this so called intelligent design of a plant took a very long time. How simple will our engines be after we have refined them for a million years? It will make the plant look downright simple. What will we be able to do with that same plant or the human body in a thousand years? I have heard hundreds of arguments for intelligent design and not a one of them stands up to critical thinking. Grasping at straws is all they are.