I will expostulate further: When you are trying to make an argument that only humans can design, it is unpursuasive to offer as evidence that because humans designed a particular circuit, it is therefore the only candidate to have been designed. I'll go on at greater detail if you still cannot see why this is a post hoc, ergo propter hoc argument.
Where did you find that strawman? The discussion has been over the performance of a circuit patented by humans and a virtual one that came about as a result of a genetic algorithm.
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.