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His quote, "The system is extremely complex. It's like it was designed. There's a huge intelligence there. I don't see that as being unscientific. Others may, but not me.", taken out of context as it is in the article, is plain (and intentionally? – it’s really hard to assume good faith here!) misleading. Myers has made it abundantly clear later on that he does not believe in either God or creationism, nor was his quote meant that way. Since I’m unable to find the relevant interview to back me up, I’m leaving the article as is. But I strongly recommend removing the section: Without context, the quote is worthless anyway, and there is no way it can be interpreted differently than as an endorsement of intelligent design. And that would be a gross misrepresentation.--87.77.158.189 (talk) 08:33, 7 July 2010 (UTC)[reply]
