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Is an Intelligent Designer Necessary?

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11-26-2003 5:09 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by Russell E. Rierson
11-25-2003 10:20 PM

...is that what the Higgs field/particle stuff is about?
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As to showing that an 'intelligent designer' is not
necessary, I think that the often mentioned evolutionary
design algorithms show that.
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That random changes + selection can produce useful designs,
even better designs than people can, has been shown.
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That alone shows that an 'intelligent designer' is not
necessary (not that there isn't one, but that things can
look 'designed', can BE 'designed' without intelligent
designer in the equation).
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