Icons of ID: Another false positive?

Ah, but surely you aren’t going to claim that intelligence was not necessary to grow David Stone’s tubules????? After all, Stone didn’t discover tubules growing in the wilds of nature. Far from it:

To expand Stone’s carport experiment, he and Goldstein used a setup similar to that used for electroplating. They constructed a rectangular glass chamber about four inches tall with a positively charged iron electrode on the top and a negatively charged iron electrode on the bottom. The researchers filled the container with mixture of water, ammonium, iron and sulfates and turned on the current. The electric current split water into hydrogen and oxygen. As expected, tiny hydrogen bubbles gathered on the negatively charged electrode, grew larger and then broke away. To the researchers’ surprise, after tens of minutes the electrode was covered with a forest of small tubes, which the scientists dubbed “ferrotubes.”

Thus, intelligence was required to create those tubules after all. Surely God was pleasantly surprised when He first gazed upon woman, standing before him, naked in the flesh. I know I sure the hell was.