Methinks This Robot Has Been, Like, Weaseled into a Darwinian Tale

It's been 29 years since Richard Dawkins committed the Weasel Blunder and 25 years since Tim Berra committed Berra's Blunder, but some evolutionists still don't get it. You can't design something for a purpose and call it Darwinism. Even if some randomness is thrown in, once a goal is specified in advance, that's not evolution; it's intelligent design.

The latest example comes from PLOS One: "Morphological Evolution of Physical Robots through Model-Free Phenotype Development," by Brodbeck, H...