[gore3000]

it is unpursuasive to offer as evidence that because humans designed a particular circuit, it is therefore the only candidate to have been designed.

Then how about giving us an example of a circuit that was not humanly designed? How about giving us an example of a circuit that assembled itself? How about showing us how a pile of garbage organized itself into a tv set, a car, an airplane?

Your materialist dreams are not evidence, facts, real life examples are what counts.

[Ichneumon]

Then how about giving us an example of a circuit that was not humanly designed?

Here ya go, *two* of them:

[donh]

Then how about giving us an example of a circuit that was not humanly designed? How about giving us an example of a circuit that assembled itself?

Are you not paying attention to the rest of this thread? I guess that wouldn't be much of a surprise, would it?

How about showing us how a pile of garbage organized itself into a tv set, a car, an airplane?

Since, unlike you, I don't take seriously the notion that prokariotes organized spontaneously out of pile of junk, this isn't my problem, now is it?

Your materialist dreams are not evidence, facts, real life examples are what counts.

As you know, I am not a materialist, and, as you know, you have no scientifically valid everyday examples of abiogenesis of prokariotes from junk to offer up to support your thesis, so, naturally, you have to resort to these apposite irrelevancies.