Glen Davidson
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Joined: May 2006
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Go, Barry.
Now how was it that you didn't identify cattle bones as having been made by native peoples? How could you possibly mistake a cow's jaw, which is far more complex than any old arrowhead, as being due to natural causes, rather than as having been designed by the most intelligent organisms observed to date?
And by the way, what is complex about an arrowhead anyway? I realize that the fracture patterns are indeed complex, but that is simply an artifact of the production method, not "specified complexity". Indeed, complex stones are worked into relatively simple shapes when arrowheads are made.
Tell us about this "design detection method" again that Dembski has revealed. I'd like to know how it can be used to distinguish the many apparent points and blades from the genuine ones, as well as how it differentiates between humans knapping stones and designers who apparently use genetic algorithms and repeated iterations in order to design organisms.
Glen D
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