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Can someone explain?
A friend directs me to this example, but you needn’t doubt I’d find more.
Who would want this individual managing their stock portfolio?:
If you crunch the numbers in relation to your own birth (i.e. the probability that a particular sperm united with a particular egg multiplied by the probability that your parents met and repeated the calculation back until the beginning of time), you will get a fantastically low probability.
And so? Look – I cannot bring my parents into this (O’Leary, b 1950), because they are still alive.
But let me bring my grandparents, now happily at rest, into it instead: They kept trying and they got what they wanted.
The stats are 9 children on one side and 10 on the other, all born alive, no early deaths. That shows what intelligent design can do.
And if you have a problem with that, call on me only if you want a door slammed in your face for free. No need to go to the local Madam. That would happen here whether you enjoy it or not.
While we are here: Lewis Wolpert? He debated Dembski here. Holy kazoo! This wouldn’t be the same Wolpert who was
dumbfounded when his son became a Christian?
Naw. Couldn’t be. Ain’t possible that guy’s son knew something his paw didn’t.
Like, Darwinism guarantees that that can’t happen, right?