No, but it sounds like that's what I should have intended. I was
focusing on the inability of this fune-tuned universe to bring forth
life without "form-imposing intervention". In light of this perhaps a
better analogy would be an automated factory that can assemble computers
but can't program them. That seems a better parallel with the picture of
the universe we actually hold. Would this be a valid way to state the ID
argument?
Randy Bronson
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