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To: r9etb
It's a fair question. Of course, just like the Theory of Evolution, ID covers a pretty broad range of subjects. Your question more properly depends on what aspect of an ID hypothesis (and there could be a lot of parts) one was attempting to test. One wouldn't test the whole thing at once; rather, one would test on a particular phenomena. Would you care to be more specific?

I choose Irreducible Complexity as the hypothesis, and the Krebs Cycle as the subject of the test.

225 posted on 11/16/2005 10:59:08 AM PST by Antonello
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To: Antonello
"I choose Irreducible Complexity as the hypothesis, and the Krebs Cycle as the subject of the test.

Are you being cruel? ;->

328 posted on 11/16/2005 1:08:18 PM PST by b_sharp (Ad space for rent.)
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