The fact that a proponent of intelligent design predicted that so-called junk DNA actually has a functional purpose is not a proof that junk DNA having a functional purpose means intelligent design.
It just means we didn't understand DNA as well as we thought.
It also serves as a wonderful example that the science isn't ever settled.
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