"randomness"
Is there really that much randomness out there in biology? If there WAS true randomness in evolution, wouldn't we see some animals with three eyes, five legs, a mouth on its chest, unsymmetrical bodies, etc?
Instead, nature is incredibly uniform: virtually every creature has a head at the front of its body, with 2 eyes, a mouth and nose close-by, an even number of limbs, symmetrical bodies, proteins that all have a "right-handed twist", etc.
Sounds like patterns, not randomness, to me.
My cat thinks I go to work at completely random times. He doesn't understand my schedule.
Undetected patterns != randomness
If there WAS true randomness in evolution, wouldn't we see some animals with three eyes, five legs, a mouth on its chest, unsymmetrical bodies, etc?
No.
Instead, nature is incredibly uniform: virtually every creature has a head at the front of its body, with 2 eyes, a mouth and nose close-by, an even number of limbs, symmetrical bodies, proteins that all have a "right-handed twist", etc
No.