Intelligent Design just a question for evolutionists

Don't you see -- it's a jack-in-the-box, you crank the handle and out pops god.Enjoy

No. As an engineer, a designer, and a partial micro-biologist (courses taken but no degree), and as the son of a biology professor that I often discussed such things with (before he passed), I can definitively say that this is wrong.There are two things engineers employ that contradict this assertion:1. KISS -- Keep It Simple Stupid -- means no frills or "spandrels" that don't add to the structure or the function. Think of a bicycle in it's simplest form. Nothing that is not needed. 2. Cost-Benefit Analysis -- to ensure the design is cost efficient with little or no wasted time or material.So when I "drill down" to the microbiological level I see waste, and over complication, and more of the impression of systems pieced together ad hoc, jury-rigged to accomplish tasks with little control on timing. The cell design is rather shoddy and make-do, rather than engineered, with a lot of duplication of effort. Which, as you should know, is a logical fallacy. A → B does not mean B → A.Enjoy

with some "onesies" there is no freewheeling, so pedals linked directly to wheel.