Okay so I have this problem with all the theists saying "Well look at us... our bodies are so complex that they couldn't have been made that way without some inelligent designer, namely God."
If God is the reason we're here and cells are flitting around in our bodies, why'd He have to make it so... microscopically efficient? Why did he engineer enzymes and organs and atoms and neutrinos and all that shit? Wouldn't it make more sense for it all to be magic? Like we're lacking the little quirks and quarks and minicivilizations and what keeps us going is God and His breath of life.
To me the cells' complexity is proof of the chance and probabilities we overcame in being here today. Science has looked and delved deep into the workings of the body and came up with an answer for our energy.
God should've made us like toys, without blood and atoms, creating purely solid objects that are kept running by His will alone. Made it so we couldn't explain our being. I know there's still stuff we don't understand, but that doesn't mean we never will, or that God did it.
Our complexity isn't proof of God, it's proof of His absence. If He created us out of dust, we should be empty inside and not the complex machines we are.
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