Check out this video game called CellCraft:
www.kongregate.com/games/CellCraft/cellcraft
This will do much to get people to see the irreducible complexity inside a cell and the obstacle it poses to conventional evolutionary theory.
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Check out this video game called CellCraft:
www.kongregate.com/games/CellCraft/cellcraft
This will do much to get people to see the irreducible complexity inside a cell and the obstacle it poses to conventional evolutionary theory.
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Looks pretty good, within the limits of how much complexity you can pack into a game and make it still enjoyable to play. From the blog,
I don’t know if it supports ID in any way, but I did like this game. Anything with sentient alien platypi in it can’t be bad.
I wouldnt be too sure. Liberty University provided biological ‘guidance’.
As the project manager and lead designer for the game (Anthony Pecorella), and as an evolutionist, I feel the need to clearly state that in no way is this game intended to support intelligent design or irreducible complexity. It is purely meant as a teaching aid to help students learn about cells. While everyone can interpret the game as they wish, the game absolutely is not creationist-inspired. The decision to not include evolution in the gameplay was to keep the scope of the game manageable and fun.