> If we find a refrigerator floating in space I don't need an Assembly Theorist to tell me there's some intelligent/intentional process behind it. Isn't that t

> If we find a refrigerator floating in space I don't need an Assembly Theorist to tell me there's some intelligent/intentional process behind it. Isn't that the point? What you find obvious about a refrigerator is precisely because it's complex in a way that you understand. I mean, the problems with the theory are pretty obvious. Anything complex is a matter of how you measure complexity. A common earth object is obvious because we can easily categorize the complexity and recognize it.