Evolution IS a Blind Watchmaker

So negative music, video games, (Darwin + evolution + Hitler = over 8 million murders from his millions of loyalist) movies etc are also amoral do not incite violence behavior, drug use, immorality etcYes you are right they are mentally disturbed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!

Will you be my new best friend? No joke, this video was amazing. It blew my mind.

"And only a living thing could mutate anyway."

define 'living"

"So how does your intelligently designed program illustrate anything in the real world?"

Well, for one thing it illustrates beautifully how ubiquitous the evolutionary algorithm really is in that it continues to operate regardless of the substrate in which it functions.

"Even if there were an occasional rare beneficial mutation, it would be swamped out by the ubiquitous bad ones."
You haven't thought this through have you? Even if bad ones were ubiquitous(which they aren't, most are neutral), the fact they are bad removes them from the population AND the species! The simple math is BAD GENES CAN'T ACCUMULATE!

"There has never been a mutation that was generally beneficial. (Name one)."
One could name thousands, but you'd dispute most of them by claiming that because we hadn't gene sequenced the parents we have no proof that it was a mutation. And in the cases where we have sequence information under laboratory condition you'd claim there'd been hankipanky. In fact I'm certain you would even dispute the most well documented of them all, Nylonase.

"Natural selection only occurs in fully functional, incredibly complex living things that are able to reproduce."
Actually it occurs in anything that copies with variation in a situation of finite necessary resources. It not not only DOES occur, but it actualy MUST occur. It is impossible for it NOT to occur. It would be like standing on a planet and dropping a ball and having it not fall. It occurs if they are not fully functional, incredibly complex, or even living things!

"Clocks are not living things"
That's exactly right, sir. Natural selection only occurs in fully functional, incredibly complex living things that are able to reproduce. There has never been a mutation that was generally beneficial. (Name one). Even if there were an occasional rare beneficial mutation, it would be swamped out by the ubiquitous bad ones. And only a living thing could mutate anyway. So how does your intelligently designed program illustrate anything in the real world?

rest well Mike

Good Day Frodo.

Yeah, that'd be interesting. Kind of like a form of technological visual telepathy.

I think I'd go with the EM band.