What is another word for Dysteleology?
Pronunciation: [dˌɪstɪlɪˈɒləd͡ʒi] (IPA) 
Dysteleology is the study of purposelessness and apparent design flaws in nature. Some synonyms for dysteleology include functionality failure, random design, chance arrangement, and maladaptation. These terms refer to the idea that certain aspects of nature do not serve a specific purpose or function, but rather exist due to chance or randomness. Dysteleology is often used in discussions about the existence of a creator or intelligent designer in the natural world. Many proponents of evolution and natural selection see dysteleology as supporting evidence for their theories, while some proponents of intelligent design argue that it points to the need for a higher power to explain seemingly purposeless features of nature.
