Great, so we can finally move on.
Follow up question: did you require your SC "method" to conclude that yes?
If so, explain how.
No I did not used the SC method-…------------ ohhh see once again you received clear and direct answers from me……………….why can´t I get the same courtesy?
I am not saying that SC is the only method/way to detect design………….I am saying that it is *A* method
If not, why not and what alternative method did you use to conclude that yes?
Someone told me that QR are designed (I even remember that moment)
Also, still waiting on an actual example of my question X pages ago: give me an example of using SC to conclude design in a thing that wasn't already known to be designed.
I already provided the example multiple times and you keep ignoring it
The data that one insert in a QR generator could be designed or non designed
Why cant you answer with a simple yes or a simple no?.....the question was...
"The data (numbers and letters)that you insert in QR generator could be ether designed or non designed .......yes or no?"
The resulting QR code either way is a designed object. As you just agreed with above..............................
Yes that has been granted multiple times I agree.
But the numbers and letters that one would insert in a QR generator could be designed or non designed……………………………if you don’t explicitly deny this fact I will assume that you agree and move on
As in the example I gave earlier: if you spill paint on a rock, the paint on the rock remains a manufactured thing. The rock with paint on it would not be of natural occurrence. It matters not if the paint was put there "by design" with purpose or it was just spilled at random.
Whether if it matters to you or not is irrelevant…………….we can still ask the question
¿was the paint was putted in there by design or was it spilled randomly?
The paint itself might be a manufactured (designed) object….. but the mechanism responsible for the paint in the rocks could be designed or non designed.