[stands2reason]

So, are you going to tell us how ID is testable?

Or should I cue the crickets?

[tomzz]

The Short Answer: Yes. Intelligent design theory predicts: 1) that we will find specified complexity in biology. One special easily detectable form of specified complexity is irreducible complexity. We can test design by trying to reverse engineer biological structures to determine if there is an "irreducible core." Intelligent design also makes other predictions, such as 2) rapid appearance of complexity in the fossil record, 3) re-usage of similar parts in different organisms, and 4) function for biological structures. Each of these predictions may be tested--and have been confirmed through testing!

[xzins]

ID is testable

1. Wait for the end.

2. Run a lab test to see if any living thing can spontaneously generate out of a non-living thing?

3. Engage a group of experts to create living material from non-living, basic elements.

4. Find a mass of anecdotal and circumstantial evidence that suggests a designer.