The argument of design has several features, keying on relative complexity and tuning for use, from which one infers a designer. If we find a sand castle on a "simple" beach, which had an unusual degree of structure, and operating drawbridge and gates, its relative complexity, plus tuning for an apparent use, would lead us to infer a designer. Paley's watch, and a 747, have been prior prototypical examples of reason to infer design. But these human creations are far less complex than what we see surrounding us such as the human body or the web of life. If a far simpler object such as a robot can reasonably be inferred to not be a product of UNINFLUENCED natural phenomena, then would not something as complex and tuned as a human likewise be reasonably inferred not to be the product of natural events? Likewise, our universe appears to be remarkable in its tuning to produce life. Both of these inferences imply an intelligent creator! So what is the alternative? How do those who reject design like Richard Dawkins rebut the argument of design?