Design: More Intelligent Every Day

Synthetic biology requires intelligent design, but not the kind they teach in Kansas

Thanks to a recent court decision, children in Kansas will learn that the fossil record of our planet holds evidence of "irreducibly complex" traits, biological wonders that seem to sophisticated to be products of natural selection. Advocates of intelligent design argue that such complexity of biological life reveals evidence of a designer.

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