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Another Test for Intelligent Design Proponents

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Minnemooseus
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Message 21 of 151 (272654)
12-25-2005 3:44 PM

Containing information = containing design?
Please slap me if I'm going off-topic or am otherwise spoiling the topic, but I thought I'd ask the subtitle question.
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To what degree are "information" and "design" equivalent?
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Moose
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{Edit after following message was posted: Changed "Do what degree" to "To what degree".}
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01-01-2006 3:30 PM 		Reply to: Message 57 by Parasomnium
01-01-2006 1:38 PM

Your left figure (graph?)
We discussed it some in chat, and I hesitate to get into in much at this time, for fear of blotching up the topic.
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I (re: the chat) had interpreted that figure to be one thing, which would fall under "real world data". Your statement of what it is falls under "statistical analysis of real world data".
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My interpretation or my interpretation - Maybe or maybe not intelligent design.
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My interpretation of your interpretation - A human construct, it includes intelligent design.
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