Ruben Bolling has finally done what no Intelligent Design proponent has accomplished: he has laid out a specific hypothesis for the evolution of the bacterial flagellum. That's Step #1. Step #2 is to devise a prediction from this hypothesis that can be tested.
That next step might be a little bit more difficult.
Analysis of 334 species of bat has turned up some interesting findings: in species with promiscuous females, males had evolved larger testicles but relatively small brains. In species where the females were were monogamous, the males had smaller testicles, but larger brains. These results are contrary to what was expected. It was predicted that in species with promiscuous females, the males would need larger brains to avoid being cuckolded.
...in species with promiscuous females, males had evolved larger testicles but relatively small brains. In species where the females were were monogamous, the males had smaller testicles, but larger brains.
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