"The probability distribution of the molecular conformation phase space is extremely biased and irregular, though many creationists/ID-ists pretend otherwise for the sake of their argument."
Of course, "for the sake of their argument" meaning that the actual space for this to occur actually removes the possibility of evolution from the start. The assumption that it is isotropic is simply to give evolutionists a fighting chance.
You might enjoy reading "Chance and necessity do not explain the origin of life" from Cell Biology International (2004) journal.
Non sequitur in many different places. This makes no sense. Only an isotropic distribution (or nearly isotropic distribution) would create the conditions for evolution to be a useless organizing process. In fact, computation cannot occur in a isotropic environment, and biochemistry clearly does efficient high-order computation.
It looks like you are trying to attribute assertions to me that I never made, and which are opposite of what I actually wrote.