[Behemoth the Cat]

Since you are asking... I have a PhD in physical chemistry, and I develop probabilistic algorithms for de novo design of proteins. They work and they do what they are supposed to do, so I have a pretty food feel what can be achieved by algorithms driven by random input. Or let me put it differently: my opinions pertaining to math and probability are NOT based on what I have heard at Sunday school, or read from some atheist blog. As for the merit of your question: yes, the math is there.

[Behemoth the Cat]

Sorry for the typo in #46 - I am typing on a small keyboard.

[BrandtMichaels]

Don’t think I’ve ever heard of Sunday school math class. /s

Well please, if you can put your pride aside, explain the math because every explanation so far makes macro-evolution probablistically and mathematically impossible.

Plus your algorithms are a lot closer to intelligent design rather than the game of evolutionary chance.