Natures wonders: social amoeba's immunity (Introduction)

by David Turell , Monday, March 07, 2016, 14:47 (3181 days ago) @ dhw


> DAVID: Same response. Why can't fine tuning apply to all of the problems we see in explaining how evolution works?
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> dhw: Not really a response at all, but we can use “fine tuning” if you like. You claim that the "fine tuning" for every single innovation etc. is done by a 3.8-billion-year computer programme passed down from the microscopic first cells etc. etc., as described above, together with all the associated problems described above, but for some reason you do not see why anyone should find such a hypothesis questionable.-I understand why you find my stance questionable. You want an exact hypothesis with no loose edges. There is no real proven explanation as to why life started as one-celled organisms and ended up with humans with a giant brain and consciousness. All we see is a series of improvements. We've dismissed chance, you've dismissed design, sort of, but have introduced by the back door an IM that has design capabilities! Talk about questionable.