What's Wrong With Intelligent Design As Science?

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Excerpts: The explanation for nature to be the way it is lies in the
comprehensive theory of complex adaptive system (CAS). As a novel scientific
theory, much of what is known about CAS involves a combination of mainly three
accepted theories: evolution, chaos, and complexity. To put it simply, CAS is an
open network system in which many independent, self-organized, yet
interconnected agents (cells, species, individuals, societies, etc.) compete,
evolve and adapt to a changing environment, resulting in an order of emergent
system properties and a general pattern for the whole system.
Source: What's Wrong With Intelligent Design As Science?[
http://uniorb.com/RCHECK/idesign.htm ], Diana Lee, UniOrb, 05/12/01

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