How does the scientific community view specified complexity?
As a form of creationism
As a breakthrough in science
As an outdated theory
As a mathematical principle
Answer
Specified complexity is viewed by the scientific community as a form of creationism. It is the idea that certain features of the natural world are so complex that they could not have arisen through natural selection alone, and must therefore have been designed by an intelligent creator.
Decoding Intelligence: The William A. Dembski Challenge
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