This is what they're winning in explanations totally missed.

It's one thing to explain how it looks.

It's another thing for it to actually work.

And that's what we'll get into.

But that's where our book talks about.

We're explaining how it falls apart and what it needs to stay alive and continue.

ID, The Future, a podcast about evolution and intelligent design.

Is the human body a cosmic accident, or is it the handiwork of a master engineer?

Can purely material causes, like natural selection,

acting on random mutations, account for the coherent, interdependent, tightly coordinated,

and precision-tuned systems that life requires? Welcome to ID the Future. I'm your host,

Andrew McDermid. Joining me today to help me answer these questions and more

is Dr. Howard Glickman, co-author with Steve Lothman, of the new book, Your Amazing Body, a fresh,

abridged version of their previous book, Your Design Body. Dr. Glickman has been a general

practitioner and hospice physician for many years.

He is now a consultant who mentors hospice physicians in the management of fluid overload,

especially due to heart failure. He received his MD from the University of Toronto.

Welcome to the podcast, Howard. Thanks, Andrew. It's great to be here.

So you have over four decades of experience in medicine, which gives you a wealth of firsthand observations of the human body's daily

operations. You've seen it at work solving hundreds of hard engineering problems. Now,

when did you first begin to realize

that what you were witnessing was beyond the abilities

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