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To: Right Wing Professor
So what design principle do the 49 defective copies of the cytochrome c gene present in the human genome demonstrate?

O blasphemous skeptic! Have you never heard of the precautionary practice used by of publishers of roadmaps? They deliberately create some tiny error in each map they publish. That way they can prove, if needed, that someone has illegally copied their work, because no one designing an original roadmap would include the identical (and erroneous) feature.

Clearly, the Great Intelligent Designer (GID) is using such errors to protect his work from being ripped off by some Slime-Ball Designer (SBD). But now that I think of it, how can we be sure that we're products of the GID? We could be a second-rate planet full of cheap knock-offs.

447 posted on 03/16/2004 11:57:07 AM PST by PatrickHenry (A compassionate evolutionist.)
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To: PatrickHenry
We could be a second-rate planet full of cheap knock-offs.

There's third rate people being shot! Cheap dialogue! Cheap sets and scenery!

(Let's see which of you aging hipsters can identify that reference!)

448 posted on 03/16/2004 12:12:38 PM PST by Right Wing Professor
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