> In short, the theory presupposes the possibility of certain accurate physical transformations, and these are just what no-design laws of physics fail to provi

> In short, the theory presupposes the possibility of certain accurate physical transformations, and these are just what no-design laws of physics fail to provide in their starter kit. this statement is strictly untrue. it seems to assume that this behaviour is not going to be selected for, when very trivially it is... natural selection isn't special to life... it applies to everything, again for obvious reasons. its a very, very simple consequence of existence. those things that survive longest survive longest. its so simple its hard to explain. its no more complicated than the action of a sieve, which stops clumps from going through due to physical constraint - a form of natural selection.