@izzythepush,
Been ponering about how to make ID become close to being a scientific inquiry. So far, all the position bases for ID are founded on INCREDULITY, which, after we look at all the arguments for ID (newest name is "Genius Dsign), they all seem to revolve about a "god of the gaps" argument.Sorta like --" Eyes are too complex to have arisen by undirected evolution", The gap is arriving at a conclusion that says
-"So eyes must have been designed"
NOPE, Heres an idea I herd the nugget of from a bunch of grad students I met with after our fossil hunting of the last few weeks.
1 There are many features that living species share with designed mechanics and chem (Make a list of these similarities)
2Where it gets scientific is to NAme the features in the same species that do NOT get shared with dsigned mechanicals or chemicals
3 Analyze and compare your lists
4 Design test studies for components of the lists.
Not creating work but I think those kids had the brilliant idea of comparing similitude and qualification/quantitation of components. Setting up experiments to do the above would need to be done, and statements about such component "Falsification" and planning for lab or field testing
I often said that I had No Idea about what a valid program would look like. Maybe I just spoke out my ass on that one because, as one looks a bit more objectively about the components of such an inquiry, we would need to derive answers that are clearly massed toward a design argument through lab/field studies. Perhaps each component would lead to deeper and deeper studies in order to clarify what "genius design" entails.
IM ON YOUR SIDE cause I love to argue with someone whose quivers are requiring guys on the side I reside to go deeper into the actual science rather than just dismissing the arguments by gentle reminders about where the source information has been deroven
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