Considered for what? That doesn't have anything to do with my question.

Can you explain? I don't get your meaning.

Well first of all, I don't mean it in the way it's commonly used in creationist dogma. I mean that it's such a complex set of biochemical interactions involving dozens of factors, all leading to formation of a structure that is practically weaponlike on a cellular level, that it's counterintuitive to me that it evolved naturally, so I think it's possible that it was engineered, if there's anything to the idea of genetic tampering,

Looking forward to it!

IMO the complexity of the brain, and biological systems in general, are often better modeled with chaos theory than computer models. Maybe quantum computing will change that? Wetware is decidedly non-linear.

OK I have a question for you that you might be able to answer - it has to do with other's meddling with the human genome. Did the complement system evolve naturally or was it designed intelligently? Because the membrane attack complex is my top candidate for intelligent design.

I'm an immunologist so I keep up on this kind of stuff.

Now, you have on average about ten times more bacteria in your bodies than you do cells

this was recently shown to be actually closer to 1:1