The Q Pill 💥

The evidence for Darwin’s theory of evolution is weaker than you think. Biochemist Michael Behe just broke down why he’s convinced that intelligent design makes much more sense: “Intelligent design essentially says that some features of the world are better explained by positing an intelligent mind than random mutation plus selection.” “A better way to look at it is… whenever we see a number of parts that have been put together in a relationship for a purpose, like, say, a mousetrap, we always conclude that they were arranged through the intervention of a mind.” “In biology, we see purpose everywhere.” “Not only at the large level.” “All the way now down to the molecular level, we see that.” “Intelligent design says we see parts arranged at the molecular level for a purpose, and therefore, that requires purposeful design.” “You could falsify intelligent design just by showing that Darwinian processes can do what its proponents claim for it.” “If Richard Lenski went in his lab and grew his bacteria for 50,000 generations, and some new molecular machine that wasn’t there before was put together… then my intelligent design claims would be blown out of the water.” “My point is that it’s easy to falsify intelligent design.” “Just show me a random process that does something fancy.” “On the other hand, it’s very, very difficult to falsify Darwinian claims.” “They could always find an excuse.”