 One can construct versions of the designer hypothesis \(D\) that are tailored to fulfil the likelihood inequality \(\eqref{likelihoods}\) by defining the designer as a being with both the intention and ability to create life-friendly conditions. However, one may question whether such tailored versions of the designer hypothesis have sufficient independent motivation and plausibility to deserve serious consideration in the first place. To use Bayesian terms, one may hesitate to ascribe them non-negligible prior probabilities \(P(D)\).