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The Power of the New Intelligent Design...

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02-01-2022 3:09 PM 		Reply to: Message 77 by dwise1
02-01-2022 11:47 AM

Re: How to tell?
MrIntelligentDesign has no cause to avoid the question of how to tell the difference between a natural object and a manufactured one. William Dembski answered that question ages ago: specified complexity. You can always tell a manufactured object because it has specified complexity. AZPaul3 alluded to this indirectly in Message 4.

Once MrIntelligentDesign adds a few sentences on specified complexity to his paper, it should be well on its way into the pages of Nature.

--Percy

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02-05-2022 4:26 PM 		Reply to: Message 93 by MrIntelligentDesign
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Re: How to tell?
Here's the answer to the problem of getting your paper printed: How Gobbledygook Ended Up in Respected Scientific Journals

--Percy

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