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If You Search The Scientific Literature On Evolution, And If You Focus Your Search On The Question Of How Molecular Machines - The Basis Of Life - Developed, You Find An Eerie And Complete Silence. The Complexity Of Life's Foundation Has Paralyzed Science's Attempt To Account For It; Molecular Machines Raise An As-yet-impenetrable Barrier To Darwinism's Universal Reach.

We Are Not Inferring Design To Account For A Black Box, But To Account For An Open Box.

The Basic Structure Of Proteins Is Quite Simple: They Are Formed By Hooking Together In A Chain Discrete Subunits Called Amino Acids.

Since Natural Selection Requires A Function To Select, An Irreducibly Complex Biological System, If There Is Such A Thing, Would Have To Arise As An Integrated Unit For Natural Selection To Have Anything To Act On.

As The Number Of Unexplained, Irreducibly Complex Biological Systems Increases, Our Confidence That Darwin's Criterion Of Failure Has Been Met Skyrockets Toward The Maximum That Science Allows.