[GodGunsGuts]

Some smart engineers are learning how to benefit mankind by mimicking God’s amazing biological designs...Ping!

[Aquinasfan]

Maybe that's why I find the idea of evolution so laughable. I have a degree in mechanical engineering, and as a mechanical engineer, I can tell you that the human musculo-skeletal system is far more complex than the most complicated machine. The level of complexity is staggering. At the very least, the human body is many orders of magnitude greater in complexity than the finest watch or robot. But we really don't even know how many orders of magnitude greater in complexity, because we don't know what we don't yet know.

Think of the human body as an engineering problem. Your job is to design a machine to the following specifications. This machine must:

-Begin at the size of a speck and self-organize to a final weight of 180lb.
-It will be fueled by animal meat, vegetation, air and sunshine.
-It must be able to self-heal.
-It must be able to travel over land, climb up and over objects, and through water.
-It must remain functioning for 30 years.
-It must generate copies of itself with the same capabilities.
-The machine must be able to measure sound, pressure, light, flavor, and odor.
-It must be easily able to differentiate objects.

You get the idea. Anyway, present that list to any engineer or any group of engineers, and they'll laugh their butts off.

[SierraWasp]

Ping...

[stormer]

“Engineers can learn a great deal from studying today’s copies of the biological systems that were created roughly 6,000 years ago.”

Only the ones who couldn't pass biology.

When are you going to get it through your head? There are thousands of examples that unequivocally show the earth is far, far older than your cooked up number. It's hard for me to believe anyone could be that stupid.

[Boiling point]

I always contemplate the complexity of the human eye. According to the Darwinists, A bunch of cells got together one day and said, “We believe there is a medium as yet undetected which we will refer to as light. We believe if we organize ourselves properly, we can detect it and it will reveal our surroundings at great distance without even having to touch it. Now, what we need is for a bunch of you cells to arrange yourselves into what we will call a lens. The diameter and thickness of which needs to be very precise. This light will pass through and hit some other cells at a precise focal length and we will be able to detect it. Next, we need a processing system to interpret what was detected and and a way to transmit the information there. This information will not be used by us, but the processing cells will direct the information to other cells to take apropriate action.”
Pretty damn good organizational skills for a bunch of cells, wouldn’t you say?

[ElectricStrawberry]

Human engineers are God?

[alstewartfan]

All those channels and nothing but junk! lol Thanks for a real stake in the heart article, GGG. Bob