Teoria do Design Inteligente
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https://doi.org/10.22491/2357-9730.59738Keywords:
Design inteligente, Complexidade irredutível, Teoria.Abstract
A teoria do design inteligente (TDI) é definida como “uma teoria científica que defende que certas características do universo e dos seres vivos são mais bem explicadas por uma causa inteligente ao invés de processo não direcionado, como a seleção natural”1. Também pode ser entendida como o estudo dos padrões na natureza que carregam as marcas de causalidade inteligente. Cada vez mais adeptos têm se unido à comunidade pró-design2.
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