How the brain works.

Here's a closeup image of a human brain cell under extreme magnification. The image is legitimate and spectacular. 

I love these images of cellular-level structures. I saw one the other day of a human zygote at conception, the little colored sperm embedded in the egg. Stunning!



So let's talk honestly here. We humans are pretty dagblam intelligent creatures. I mean, we invented Ziploc and Skinny Cows, for crying out loud!  

So if our human brains -- all those neurons firing across synapses to create memories and pain and muscle movement and senses and oh so much more complexity -- supposedly evolved through a time-constrained series of random helpful mutations, then why the heck can't we figure our brains out?

Is random chance that much smarter than human intelligence?

If you ask me, macroevolution requires as much faith as belief in an intelligent creator.

If not more.