[spunkets]

"Since chemicals don't "orchestrate", but intelligent beings do, it appears that we have a convert to intelligent design, even if only unwittingly and even if he denies it."

No, it's an example of nonlinearity and feedback in chemical kinetics. This paper.doc outlines the relevant features of the process with a few examples in chemical systems.

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

No, it's an example of nonlinearity and feedback in chemical kinetics.

Ha! That tells me about the process that is there. But it says nothing about how it got there or what could have put it there. It is like telling me how the regulator of a watch works but expecting me to infer and believe it got there on its own from extraneous natural processes!