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This is the second time you have posted this, but you fail to explain your point. The most prolific ID poster on FR has stated hundreds of times that evolution is improbable to the point of being impossible. Numerous people have tried to explain the the calculated probabilities are bogus, because we don't know enough to calculate them. He has also stated numerous times that nothing complex can arise through the process of random change and selection.

If you have an actual contribution to make then make it.

The most prolific ID poster on FR has stated hundreds of times that evolution is improbable to the point of being impossible. Numerous people have tried to explain the the calculated probabilities are bogus, because we don't know enough to calculate them. He has also stated numerous times that nothing complex can arise through the process of random change and selection.

What do I care? This thread isn't about him/her.

Numerous people have tried to explain the the calculated probabilities are bogus

This is the usual nonsense from evolutionists - they cannot tell what the refutation is but like Gould's moronic punk-eek it always happened at some other time, at some other place which of course they cannot mention nor can they mention what the refutation is.

All that the evolutionists have been doing on these threads is engaging in ad hominems and giving excuses why they cannot debate honestly the issues presented to them.

... because we don't know enough to calculate them.

We certainly do know the enough, although evolutionists keep putting down science we know very well the chances of making a single normal sized gene. There are some 300 amino acids in a medium sized gene. At each position there are 22 posible values. However, some values may be substituted by others with similar characteristics but not at all positions and not by just any value. So being extremely generous the chances are one in 10^300th power. That's just for one of the some 30,000 genes in a human being - with millions of different genes in the over a million species in existence today. In addition, as science has shown, the genes have to fit in with the entire organism and be completely connected to it to work properly so making a gene is not the end of the hurdles necessary for evolution to be true.

So yes, evolution is impossible.