"Natural selection allows the successes, but 'rubs
out' the failures. Thus, selection creates complex order,
without the need for a designing mind. All of the
fancy arguments about a number of improbabilities,
having to be swallowed at one gulp, are irrelevant. Selection
makes the improbable, actual."—*Michael Ruse,
Darwinism Defended (1982), p. 308.

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