[Sabertooth]

Whenever I see "mathematical proofs" for or against anything, I always take them with a grain of salt.

Fair enough.

Do you apply that to the theory of random mutagenesis over time and filtered by natural selection as the driving and organizing principle behind evolution?

Isn't that a mathematical argument, of a sort?

Don't get me wrong, I'm not an evolution denier... I just think we understand the evolutionary process about as well as we understand gravity... which I also don't deny.

[Jeff Gordon]

Isn't that a mathematical argument, of a sort?

There are two type of mathematical arguements: right ones and wrong ones. Which catagory do you think mathematical arguments "of a sort" fall into?