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(Figure 15)
A simplified rep-
resentation of
the exceedingly
complex commu-
nications in the
olfactory bulb.
This diagram de-
picts just three
of the 1,000 dif-
ferent types of
scent-receptor
cells (blue, green
and brown) and
the connections
they establish
with the mitral
cells (yellow) in
their own specif-
ic communica-
tion units (in the
glomerulus).

Imagine the telephone network in a large city with millions of inhab-
itants. Could such a network, to which millions of phones are intercon-
nected, have come into being by itself? Could the centers or switchboards,
to which the phones are linked, have come into existence by chance? Even
if all the raw materials were collected together in a field and one waited
for millions of years, would it be possible for the flawless communica-
tions network in question to form spontaneously—as evolutionists claim?
The answers are evident. No matter how long you wait, not a single
phone will emerge, let alone a whole urban telephone network. That is be-
cause a telephone network is the product of design and engineering, and

Harun Yahya
(Adnan Oktar)