August 2, 2010
Legoland Windsor Review
If you are passing by the west of London on your motorhome holiday, why not pop into Legoland at Windsor? Here is my Legoland Windsor review.
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You asked “when scientists should give up looking for answers to any issue/problem/research and simply say something is irreducibly complex.” I think there is something amiss in your question. Affirming that some biological entity is irreducibly complex is not a label that a scientist haphazardly attaches to it to quell further research. It is through an empirical investigation of the entity that its irreducibly complex nature is determined (Dembski has written considerably on the criteria for determining design). Few scientists doubt that the systems Behe calls irreducibly complex are indeed irreducibly complex. Where they disagree with him is on the mechanism for producing such systems. Behe argues that such systems can only be made by a designing intelligence, while his detractors argue that evolution could do it (and yet they provide no plausible chemical pathway).The fact of the matter is that there is no naturalistic, blind mechanism known to produce irreducibly complex things. The only thing known to produce such are intelligent minds. Scientists can continue to seek a naturalistic, blind mechanism for the production of irreducibly complex things if they want, but they should not fault ID theorists for concluding that the best explanation known to us is that such things were produced by a designing intelligence. It will not do to say that even though no other irreducibly complex things are produced by blind, natural forces that biological irreducibly complex things were. [...]
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You asked “when scientists should give up looking for answers to any issue/problem/research and simply say something is irreducibly complex.” I think there is something amiss in your question. Affirming that some biological entity is irreducibly complex is not a label that a scientist haphazardly attaches to it to quell further research. It is through an empirical investigation of the entity that its irreducibly complex nature is determined (Dembski has written considerably on the criteria for determining design). Few scientists doubt that the systems Behe calls irreducibly complex are indeed irreducibly complex. Where they disagree with him is on the mechanism for producing such systems. Behe argues that such systems can only be made by a designing intelligence, while his detractors argue that evolution could do it (and yet they provide no plausible chemical pathway).The fact of the matter is that there is no naturalistic, blind mechanism known to produce irreducibly complex things. The only thing known to produce such are intelligent minds. Scientists can continue to seek a naturalistic, blind mechanism for the production of irreducibly complex things if they want, but they should not fault ID theorists for concluding that the best explanation known to us is that such things were produced by a designing intelligence. It will not do to say that even though no other irreducibly complex things are produced by blind, natural forces that biological irreducibly complex things were. [...]
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Google Maps in the UK and search on “windsor great park” the top listing shows you. Windsor Great Park was originally Windsor Royal Forest which was one of the official hunting grounds for the king (William the Conqueror being the one who established a base at Windsor. 1066 and all that …) and it is still owned by the Crown Estate (i.e. HM the Queen)]]>
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