>nuh uh people make mouse traps idiot
All processes can only be either supernatural or natural.
If the supernatural doesn't exist, all processes are natural.
All material things that exist, exist because of processes.
All material things that exist, exist because of natural processes.
All material things that exist because of natural processes, evolved into existence.
Therefore if the supernatural doesn't exist, mousetraps, technology, and literally everything evolved.
As for irreducible complexity:
"Component" will be defined by its unique function and not its form. Here are some likelihoods of the existence of all components necessary for any system, such as people, to exist.
If a necessary biological system requires only 33 specific components, and these components were each to exist randomly for a total of 1.1 billion years, or 1/4 the age of the earth, over the total age of the earth, then there's a 47% chance they would never exist at the same time. If a system requires 34 specific components, there's a 74% chance they would never exist at the same time during the entire existence of the earth, because they would all exist at the same time only about once every 17.2 billion years. This number increases exponentially with every additional required component.
There are about 21,000 protein-encoding genes in the human body. Each of these is a component in a larger system. Under similar generous conditions, if each of these components were necessary, they would exist about once every 4.26 * 10^6321 or 426 with 6,319 zeros after it years.
There aren't just 33 components in the body, but millions of systems. It is reasonable to believe more than 33 of these are irreducibly complex, and thus, that evolution is absurd.
