From Panda's Thumb: The Evolution of T-URF13: Does Irreducible Complexity Count or Not?

[Roy (34-year veteran)]

@Rumraket

@lee_merrill

Literally any event can be calculated as improbably as you wish, after the fact.

No, before the fact. And events can be probable, or improbable, before the fact.

That’s a problem for you since you’re the one doing probability calculations for things like eyes and flagella now, after the fact.

@lee_merrill is doing probability calculations? Did I miss something?

I suspect he’s only claiming that probability calculations can be done, but not actually doing any. Because as was demonstrated here (and here), he can’t do the calculations himself.