I was aware of all that when I made my statements.Better at what?
Read up on trigeminal neuralgia. Who (in god's name) would run a nerve
that way through the skull?
Anyone who has spent a significant amount of time in lecture, lab and library
studying anatomy cannot help but see the way organ systems, well as they
may work, have a distinctly makeshift nature to them.
A infinite intelligence who made such concoctions must have had a lot of other things on his mind!
In the event-would you limit your infinite to one who has to tweak and meddle and mess with things to get them to work? "He" cant make a universe that
can be set going, and it will produce Beethoven's music w/o him meddling?
Evolution is real good at tweaking what is there. Things turn out kind
of goofy a lot of the time, but they work. More or less.
BTW
Watersheds, you know, river systems, seem to work great but nobody
seems to think they needed a designer. The sun seems to work ok,
as an entirely natural thing operating on basic principles of physics.
I do not see any one time in history as the 'end' product of a design, nor do I believe the ultimate purpose of the universe is to create the most anatomically perfect end product. Things happen in stages with intelligent but not all-knowing nature spirits at work. Some trial and error also occurs with these grand but fallible spirits.
And in an even more ultimate sense, from the ultimate God/Brahman design perspective, the universe is intended to be a place where things are continually advancing forward through strife and gain. It is in the success of this this striving by finite creatures that glory is found.