[Kevin Curry]

In the future, perhaps now, a very clever scientist might manipulate the proteins and molocules to alter a biomechanical "engine" or completely reform it. Yet, unless the tinkerer were to disclose what he had done, a Darwinian coming across the newly engineered change would conclude that it was due to random, blind chance. He would refuse to entertain any suggestion that the change was quite deliberately designed.

[Buckeye Bomber]

So wait, you're saying that if we're able to trick scientists using very elaborate means, the scientists are obviously wrong? Wow, I really hope you don't have any kids. Evolution is really failing at eliminating ignorance from humans. I think creationists ought to focus on this oversight of evolutionary theory.

[rmmcdaniell]

He would refuse to entertain any suggestion that the change was quite deliberately designed.

That is because that kind of engineering is currently beyond human technology.