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David
> A designer composes the text: "methinks it is like a weasel".
> The next step is to display the phrase on a computer screen. The
> means may be:
> (a) to write a computer program which randomly throws up letters into
> predetermined spaces/slots. If they match the target, they are
> retained; if they do not match, the program iterates. Eventually,
> there is a perfect match.
> (b) to write the phrase into a memory location of the computer and
> then call it up to display on screen.
>
> I will describe (a) as an example of poor and inefficient
> programming, and one which is not worthy of an intelligent designer.
>
> Do I need to add that neither of these are acceptable analogues to
> Darwininism, because according to Darwinism there is no "target".
Chris
Not true: It *is* true that the "target" is not a *particular* species =
or
set of species, something corresponding to "methinks it is like a =
weasel,"
but it is a "target" nevertheless. It is survival. In modern Darwinism, =
it
is genetic survival
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