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No we are asking you to prove designs in nature that man is using to improve our designs are illusions. Illusion is something by default that can be proven.It is a negative. What you are asking for is as vacuous as the old "prove my god does not exist" rhetoric. Same stuff, shovelled into a new pile.
That you are unable to falsify it does not mean is it is unfalsifiable. All you need to do is show him that this "designer" of yours actually exists.His statement has yet to be falsified. Do you science much?
Apparently Dawkins made an unscientific claim.
That is a different set of goalposts. I don't know of anyone that disputes that we learn from observations of world around us and the critters in it.No we are asking you to prove designs in nature that man is using to improve our designs <snip>
It is a negative. What you are asking for is as vacuous as the old "prove my god does not exist" rhetoric. Same stuff, shovelled into a new pile.
You don't science much, apparently.
Design in nature is not negative but a positive evidence.
All known IC systems that is known to man requires a designer and we have no examples to prove otherwise.
Design in nature doesn't just appear to be designed they are in fact designed so much so we can reverse engineer many of these designs. Man study of designs found in nature is helping to improving our computers.
They are so much design found in nature that man can copy and learn from them to improve our designs. You don't get better evidence than that.
Are we on to a new subject?
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