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To: Bald Eagle who wrote (3904)	3/21/2002 8:21:57 AM
From: bela_ghoulashi	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 21057

Let me rephrase it then. I can jump and be sort of flying. The real point is that the wing either works or it doesn't. It would have to continuously evolve from a state of not working, through a state of not working, but not working better and better, until a moment when it specifically works and fulfills a purpose that it was totally unable to fulfill for generations. If it constantly doesn't work for generations, how does it accidentally or randomly keep evolving toward a successful end if it's constantly failing at every point along the way? It didn't take us long to develop Rolls Royces, relatively speaking, because we had the concentrated purpose to do so. And we had a design in mind when we did it.