Wasteful Intelligent Design

Huh? There's a lot of conditions that have to line up to some relatively tight specs in order for something like humans to evolve. Seems like if you take 1 and divide it by those odds, you're gonna need something really big to ensure that it does happen somewhere. I doubt we're the only sentient beings that have emerged. Without knowing who else is out there its hard to figure up how wasteful it really is.And you could look at it the other way, how damn special are we!? I mean, even godlessly, we're still incredibly rare.

Maybe you should wait until you're in front of a proper keyboard before replying I consider ourselves an inevitability rather than a fluke, given the right conditions. Chemical reactions are spontaneous so they're gonna happen whether you want it or not. You probably should have addressed it to Creationists rather than mentioning Intelligent Design.ABE: Oh, hey, if you reply directly to a post, with the button on the bottom right of the post, rather than using the General Reply button at the top, then it'll link the posts together and also send out an email notification to the person you're replying to.Edited by Catholic Scientist, : see ABE

Assuming the designer didn't use natural processes... Oh, yeah, I meant like us. I don't have any reason to doubt there's others. Given the sheer size of it all, its seems inevitable that there are.You really think Earth is the only planet with highly intelligent life on it?