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|Quote (GaryGaulin @ Nov. 02 2012,13:21)|
|Quote (Southstar @ Nov. 02 2012,13:15)|
|Let's try this:|
Gary here are some questions could you answer them with simply yes/no.
Can your theory/programme/hypothesis/thing tell the difference between:
1) a random sequence and an intelligently designed sequence
2) a random sequence and a sequence designed by nature
3) a sequence designed by nature and a sequence that is intelligently designed
Let's see what happens...
You must first operationally define "intelligently designed" and how that can be different from "designed by nature" because otherwise you have only presented a false dichotomy.
Yes please do, if you wish, operationally define "intelligently designed and how it can be different from "designed by nature". I'm sure your theory/programme/hypothesis/thing makes a clear destinction. It would be just fine if you use your definitions and simply answer yes/no to the questions above.
"Cows who know a moose when they see one will do infinitely better than a cow that pairs with a moose because they cannot see the difference either." Gary Gaulin