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: : : : : : : <font color=blue><b>The concept of a latent library posits a mechanism very different from the classical theory of evolution wherein random mutations provide the changes in morphology.</b></font> : : : : : : Now, how are the latent genes protected from mutation? : : : : : <font color=blue><B>The are not protected by anything, of course!</B></font> : : : <I>So they could change from their original, latent form, over a period of time to do something different from what the designer intended them to do?</I> : : : <font color=blue><B>No, they will only change to the extent they eventually cause a sentient human being to come into existence</B></font> : : <I>What do sentient human being have to do with it?</I> : <font color=blue><B>Nature seeks complexity because complexity imparts a greater probablility of survivability. This explains why we're here discussion evolution theory or intelligent design as the case may be.</B></font> : : <I>Wow, that's pretty close to mainstream evolutionism too!</I> : : : <font color=blue><B>Not at all, which is what I have been attempting to explain here</B></font> : <I>Try harder.</I> : <font color=blue><B>Alright!</B></font>

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