Well, as an example of decade ago undergrad (adult day care) we verified by experiment how far apart certain genes that code for certain traits are from each other on an a single arm of a Y-chromosome.
You are right that we don't know everything. And/or can't necessarily explain everything.
A few hundred years ago we didn't have microscopes. So didn't know about microbes and germs. Diseases were curses and nonsense like that.
We do always run into brick walls where either out tech or our understanding stops us. But over time those walls hopefully get further and further out.
Just because we don't have everything figured out, doesn't mean we should default to some 'omniscient god did it'.
If you use 'it is too perfect to be coincidence, it must have been (my) god', then that same reason applies to every other god.
I don't really want to get in a huge debate about this. I have to go back to work.
I appreciate your good faith responses, I doubt either of us will convert the other. So I say we agree to disagree. Plus I want to get back to my real Nostr account, not this sock puppet.
Have a good day sir. I wouldn't have seen this post if I didn't follow you, and I wouldn't have followed you if you didnt have thought provoking content that was boosted towards me.
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