[ArthurTandy1]

Darwin was wrong on lots of things

[MrWonderful]

The insuperable statistics of any naturalistic theory of polypeptide synthesis forever doom Darwinian babble. One protein, titin, is ~33,450 amino acid residues in length. This chain is composed of 20 different amino acids joined together by peptide bonds and then precisely folded. It doesn't assemble by "A>B>C>D" alphabetology as pretended by Richard Dawkins.
The space of such a lengthy protein is 20 to the 33,450th power. Finding one precise protein among that number of possibilities cannot happen, ever. That is just one of 20,000 or more proteins in the human body. Do that impossible math.

[wat0n]

Evolutionary pressure will decrease the size of the probability space at hand - plenty of those combinations will not help an organism sustain its own life and leave offspring able to further contribute to the gene pool.

Also,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinite_monkey_theorem