> The problem with calling us "designed" is that it makes it sound like we are all built to some universal specification. It's called DNA. We all share most of

> The problem with calling us "designed" is that it makes it sound like we are all built to some universal specification. It's called DNA. We all share most of the same blueprint, and therefore, the same design. You're problem with "designed" may be that it implies a "designer", i.e. a God. Whether you choose to believe such a concept makes no difference to this subject. There is no need to approve or deny such a thing in this conversation. The end result is the same. Because we each have very similar DNA, we each have very similar bodies. There are clear differences with each individual, some of these differences come from differences in an individual's DNA, others come from the course of the individual's development. A person's range of motion is heavily dependent on the latter, especially when certain muscles are underutilized.