I fear that I lack the sensory apparatus needed to perceive things transcendentally. For those who may be similarly disadvantaged, could you explain in a little more detail how it is that you can determine design? For example, even if a man were blind, I could explain to him how to distinguish between a real and an artificial plant. I could do this by showing him how to use his sense of touch, smell, and taste for this purpose. It's not the same thing as seeing, but he could nevertheless learn to tell the difference, and he could then agree with me in distinguishing real plants from fake ones. Surely, your transdendental perception of design can likewise be detected, however crudely, by the standard senses to which most of us are limited. So could you give us some more information about how it is that you detect design?