[Dante Alighieri]

"Perhaps in your world. But in the world of science intelligibility depends upon material consistency, as it does with intelligent design."

Perhaps a survey of quantum physics would be in order.

"Snowflakes form in a manner and at a time as designed. They do not pop up 'spontaneously.'" Hold on... we observe them form spontaneously and suddenly, they're now designed?

Is there "Intelligent Gravitation?" "Intelligent Brownian motion?" "Intelligent Uncertainty Principle?"

[Fester Chugabrew]

Gravitation, like particle matter in all it forms, is evidence of intelligent design inasmuch as it performs consistently, moving from cause to effect. Cause and effect are essential attributes of intelligence and design. Intelligent design does not necessarily mean intelligence resides within the product, but its residual effects do. I'm sure you are aware of that.