Heimlich and his technique are quite pertinent to the question of evolution.
Nothing I guess, if you're real smart and want to show up the whole class with your grasp of dictionary definitions and semantic minutia. Do you think maybe it has something do do with ID? You know the 'D' part? Funny how people convinced of their own cognitive specialness, while preening to show it, often reveal astonishing obtuseness.
Heimlich and his technique are quite pertinent to the question of evolution
Apparently that's self evident. Maybe it's often kicked around by those with lot's of time on their hands to debate this stuff. But, for us pedestrian types, can you explain what a chicken bone in a throat has to do with the origin of man? And please don't respond with "What does the origin of man have to do with...?". That's just a variation of "I know you are, but what am I?"
That's like saying that there's a design flaw because someone chooses to put water in their gas tank instead of gas. Or that there's a design flaw on a keyboard because the "H" key is too close to the "J" key. Or there's a design flaw with a chair because the user tried to sit on the arm and fell over.
The breathing and eating mechanism is a marvel of design and works perfectly 99.99999% of the time. However when someone doesn't chew their food thoroughly and tries to eat too fast then there is a chance that they're going to breathe food. God did design a LOT of safeguards against stupidity, but his job wasn't to insure that life was perfect.