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2 comments:
"The intelligent design concept holds that some features of the natural world are best explained by an unspecified intelligent cause"
Let me get this straight : The ID explanation is that there is no explanation, and hence, this is the best explanation? How religiously brainwashed do you have to be to not be able to see through this bullshit?
How religiously brainwashed do you have to be to not be able to see through this bullshit?
Apparently, not very. The ID movement plays upon the scientific illiteracy of the general public who do not see how shallow and error-ridden ID criticism of evolution is.
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