"Andrew B. Chung, MostlyDelusional   SNIP

People (like delusional Chung) who believe in  "design" raise the argument
that things like the
human eye are so complex they require a designer.

It's a poor argument -- human eyes evolved over time and the intermediate
steps have been found and studied.

Another fallacy of the argument is that not everything in our body is
designed in anything like a perfect manner. Knees go out, people often get
burdened with back pain, many people have poor eyesight.

With age, most people develop cataracts and other serious eye diseases. Our
immune system is obviously anything but perfect considering the spectrum of
diseases that we fear.

Many birds of prey have far better eyesight than human beings. Even within
the design limitations of animal eyes, we humans are far less than the
"state-of-the-art".