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The banana has long been considered a proof of [[intelligent design]], as the banana contains many "design features" that allow for easy, foolproof operation and handling by humans:
 
The banana has long been considered a proof of [[intelligent design]], as the banana contains many "design features" that allow for easy, foolproof operation and handling by humans:
 
*It is shaped to fit the human hand.
 
*It is shaped to fit the human hand.
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*It contains a "pull tab" for easy opening and handling.
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*It contains a "pull tab" for easy opening and handling, even in absence of instruction.
 
*It is color-coded to indicate ripeness.  Potentially evidence against the intelligent design hypothesis, however, banana color runs counterintuitive to classically-defined human interpretation; in particular, green means "stop", and yellow means "go".
 
*It is color-coded to indicate ripeness.  Potentially evidence against the intelligent design hypothesis, however, banana color runs counterintuitive to classically-defined human interpretation; in particular, green means "stop", and yellow means "go".
 
*It is curved towards the face and remains securely in the peel during consumption, preventing the fruit from being squirted into the face.
 
*It is curved towards the face and remains securely in the peel during consumption, preventing the fruit from being squirted into the face.
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