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If Intelligent design had any predictive power someone could start up a biotechnology company based on Intelligent design and make a bundle. They could use their supposed theory and --i dont know, make a new crop, or cure a disease, or make a new drug. ID advocates really need to explain why it is that we don't see companies doing this. There is great growth in the biotechnology/biomedical field. There are hundreds of billions of dollars in profit just in drug discovery/manufacture. I know many christians that work for these companies and if their boss was suppressing "intelligent design" out of some sort of "Darwinist conspiracy" then they could quit and start their own company. Hundreds of people in the biotech field have quit and started their own company because their boss was a jerk/incompetent. So my challenge to creationists is to answer why: if the free market levels the playing field to the extent that good and productive ideas are the competitive edge,--- then why don't we see this? Why if religion is essential to science do no major research companies have corporate chaplains in the laboratories? You never overhear this in the lab: "Hey Padre! pray that this Radionucleotide probe attaches at this position."