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This is not the first time, see the Flagellum Motor (which is far more complex) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flagellum https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flagellum

• didymospl 6y ago
  I think you meant teleological argument, it is the one about irreducible complexity.
• simonh 6y ago
  That's a rotating joint, but doesn't include gears (though it is really cool!). Conversely these gears are not on fully rotating joints, but on pivoting joints.
• tibbydudeza 6y ago
  First time I saw animation of the motor proteins in our cells it kind of freaked me out - it walks and has legs :).