Chris Hyland
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Joined: Jan. 2006
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| Quote | | In The Privileged Planet, Gonzalez argues that the number of factors deemed necessary for complex life to exist is about 20. Multiplying the probabilities of each of these factors happening at the same time in the same place, creates a probability so small that it points in the direction of an intelligent designer and not natural occurrences, Gonzalez said. |
Does anyone know of a link to where someone calculates these probabilities. | Quote | | There is nothing wrong with the sort of ID Guillermo Gonzalez writes about. The flagellum may have been unspun but the Anthropic Principle and teleology have not. |
I think it's not so much his espousal of intelligent design as his endorsement of the intelligent design movement.
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