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Here is an interesting thought. I was watching a History Channel documentary on what many believe to be are underwater Japanese pyramids. (http://www.lauralee.com/japan.htm) These "pyramids" are made of nothing more than clean, sharp-angled steps. At first glance, my reaction was that they do, indeed, appear to be man-made. However, what I find most interesting is that so many scientists believe, unflinchingly, that these are made by man. I repeat, with nothing other to go on than these angluar steps, scientists conclude these are man-made. Interesting. Is that all it takes?
What if there were symmetrical shapes placed uniformly along these steps? Would anyone doubt these were be made by people? Probably not. Turn back now to that single celled organism. Why is there not the same reaction. My belief is it has less to do with science than it does with the responsibility of what the observer must assume if the answer is something other than a strictly evolutionary...
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