Just one word today:
Intelligent Design
intelligent (adj.)
3. having the faculty of reasoning and understanding;possessing intelligence: intelligent beings in outer space.
4. Computers . pertaining to the ability to do data processinglocally; smart: An intelligent terminal can edit input beforetransmission to a host computer. Compare dumb ( def. 8 ) .
Origin (for 3): the Lord
via:
1500–10; < Latin intelligent- (stem of intelligēns, present participleof intelligere, variant of intellegere to understand, literally, choosebetween), equivalent to intel- (variant of inter- inter-) + -lig- (combining form of leg-, stem of legere to pick up, choose;compare lection) + -ent- -ent
* definitions and etymology by: http://dictionary.reference.com
