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THANKS Anton...Much appreciated!

Now I get it....interesting concept that. I think however that the
point I was trying to make was the "intelligent design" does not
see to be well intelligent at all. What with spare and useless
organs that can often turn deady like the case of the apendix
and in my case the gaul bladder which was said by my doctor to
have signs of possible cancer growth and removed just in case.
Well that would seem like silly design. or "Hey let's put in a few
organs that serve no good purpose but can in fact cause great
pain or even death to the odd individual" Now that's
intelligent!?! What about the human eye...it is flawed even in it's
normal healthy state. The retina can easily too easily become
detached by something as common as a hard impact. Then
there are those like me who are born with a disease...that is
intelligent? How so?

Still as theories go that one you mentioned is as good as
intelligent design and for cases like my own makes just a much
if not more sense than intelligent design.

Pagan jim

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