The eternal debate about Darwinian evolution always devolves into the specious argument that *selection* solves all design problems. Yes, mutations may be random, but *selection* is merely pseudoscience. Evolutionary biologists have used computer programs pretending to simulate *selection*. Their exercises do nothing of the sort.
Wordle is a popular new daily quiz which gives players six chances to reason, or "select" the Word of the Day. Only common nouns are permitted and the six blocks vibrate "NO" if you type five letters which do not form a word in the English dictionary. This is equivalent of the *selection* process in Darwinian evolution because to be *selected* the random mutation must confer a demonstrable advantage to the organism. This is very much like being a real word in the Wordle game. It examines and selects correct letters as gold, correct letters in the correct location as green, and incorrect letters as dark gray. Wordle gives you six tries with real words, of the approximately 171,000 five-letter words listed in the 20-volume set of the Oxford English Language Dictionary.
Thinking gamers almost always reason their way to the solution, often well before the sixth attempt. This is the beauty of intelligence, which cannot be present in Darwinian evolution. It has no goal, no power of reason as we do.
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Proof of Volume of 10 to the 50th Marbles one cm in Diameter
There are 100 marbles per meter,
and 100 times 1,000 per kilometer.
Therefore 10 to the 5th marbles cubed equals 10 to the 15 marbles per cubic
kilometer.
The
volume of earth is about 1.083 x 10 to the 12 cubic kilometers.
10 to the 15 marbles/cubic km
x 1.083 x 10 to the 12 cubic kilometers/earth =1.083 x 10 to the 27 marbles to fill earth sized sphere.
10 to the 50 marbles / 1.083
x 10to the 27 marbles/earth size sphere = 9.234 x 10to the 23 earths full of
marbles, which is to say 923,400,000,000,000,000,000,000 (923,400 billion
billion) earths full to search and find the unique marble on your first and
only try. Personally, I would call it impossible to find that unique
marble in just one earth-sized sphere full of them.
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