Thanks man :-)!

I really don't know how to get this through to you: Intellect is only one possible benefit for an organism to have -- just like speed, strength, size, etc.

Why would a butterfly need bipedalism?

Also, I accidentally removed your last comment. Sorry.

Just because you assert something as fact doesn't make it so, and just because you don't understand something about a certain species does not mean that evolution does not apply to it.

Does evolution not apply to butterflies because they can see ultraviolet light? Maybe it doesn't apply to bats because they have echolocation.

What does "choose what to focus on" mean? And why don't you understand that the intellect of humans being higher than that of other animals is not evidence for intelligent design? Why can't you understand that intelligence is simply one beneficial trait, just like the size of whales, the length of a giraffe's neck, or the speed of a cheetah?

That's like saying "why aren't there animals faster than a cheetah" or "why aren't there animals larger than whales." We've been over this already. Your "argument" is pathetic, and I'm really tired of having to repeat myself.

If you could point out the brain on an amoeba, I'd really appreciate it. You'd probably win a Nobel prize, too.

As I explained before, not every species has "the ability to question, choose and selectively apply focus," unless you think bacteria, protozoa, etc have cognitive ability. Please get YOUR head out of your ass.

By the way, do you even have a point?

WHOS THIS?

Thanks for the comment. Stay cool...

Im glad you are enjoying the videos,thank you for the comment:)