Re: Granite, Symmetry, and ID - Summary

On Jul 8, 9:34 am, richardalanforr...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

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What I'm trying to do in presenting these various degrees of symmetry
is to make some cases so overwhelmingly clear as to make the whole
process of what it takes to detect ID clear.

What on earth has symmetry to do with ID? Symmetry is not a property
unique to artifacts. In fact, various forms of symmetry are common in
the natural world both in minerals and living organisms. If anything,
symmetry is *less* common in artifacts.

Not when it comes to certain materials, like granite, marble,
sandstone, etc. That's the whole point. Given knowledge of the
material in question as it has related to non-deliberate and
deliberate forces in the past, very useful predictions about its
likely interactions and even likely origins can be produced.

Beyond this, you constantly claim to have your own detailed method of
detecting "artifact" by some sort of method of detecting manufacture.
What is this "methodology" of yours? Hmmmm?

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Sean Pitman
www.DetectingDesign.com

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