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jar
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Message 77 of 121 (592236)
11-19-2010 9:50 AM
Reply to: Message 60 by Dawn Bertot
11-19-2010 2:36 AM


what is the method to differentiate design from nondesign
Dawn Bertot writes:
It would be silly to assume that IDers use some strange method different to the SM or any other thinking person
Why?
You have consistently failed to tell us what method you use to tell designed objects from non-designed objects.
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jar
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Message 94 of 121 (592322)
11-19-2010 1:51 PM
Reply to: Message 88 by Coyote
11-19-2010 12:20 PM


Re: Design vs. non-design
An important point that I think needs to be stressed is that determining if something is designed involves observing and testing the methods and practices.
For example, in the case of stone tools scientists observe knapping practices, even perform knapping, to see exactly what are the characteristics of a hand made stone tool as opposed to a natural occurring rock or chip.
It is this step, actually observing how the designer created the artifact that is missing in the IDM.

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