In a message dated 10/1/2000 3:39:50 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
welsberr@inia.cls.org writes:
<< Richard's insistence upon worked-out examples
is a simple and clear means to this desired end. Given
Dembski's exhortation to "do the probability calculation" on
p.228 of TDI, one would hope that Dembski has already worked
out a variety of examples in detail that would support his
claims made concerning the application of TDI to biological
systems. If this is not the case, it is also important to
know upon what other basis Dembski is making those claims. >>
"At no step --not even one-- does Doolittle give a model that includes
numbers or quantities; without numbers there is not science."
Behe pp. 95 Darwin's Black Box
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