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Intelligent Design vs. Real Science

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Panda
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01-19-2011 7:21 PM 		Reply to: Message 87 by Buzsaw
01-19-2011 5:53 PM

Re: again I ask......
Buzsaw writes:
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Since there's nothing complex about it, being likely naturally caused by things dropping from the sky, it is not designed.
If something is not complex: it is not designed. Yes?
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How do you gauge complexity?
What did you measure to ascertain that the object in the image had no complexity?
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You mentioned that the object was probably naturally caused.
Is there a link between 'naturally caused' and 'not designed'?
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Panda
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01-20-2011 6:07 AM 		Reply to: Message 92 by Buzsaw
01-19-2011 9:58 PM

Re: again I ask......
Buzsaw writes:
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I meant to say they were not intelligently designed.
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They would have been naturally designed, but not complex.
Just to clarify:
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Things can be naturally designed or intelligently designed.
The way you would identify ID is from complexity and not design, yes?
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How do you gauge complexity?
What did you measure to ascertain that the object in the image had no complexity?
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