This is part of the series providing scientific proof for the existence of the Creator, in this case, Intelligence. See, the Creator looked at what he'd done and was dismayed; the thing didn't work as intended. There were faults everywhere: bacteria, viruses, bad backs and even worse eyesight, babies' heads didn't fit properly in their mothers' pelvises, all sorts of diseases and disabilities. It just wasn't good enough. He thought about starting again but dismissed the idea: too much work. So reluctantly he decided to make them smarter. Now, he'd decided on a low IQ so that they'd be stupid enough to worship him, build churches and all that good stuff. And he still wanted that, so he just made some of them smart enough so they could fix the problems - or some of them at least. The rest stayed stupid. He did make one other minor change though: he shifted the ears around so they were at the right height to support spectacles, thus compensating for the lousy design of the human eye. That would have to do; he needed to hit the golf course. And that is definitive scientific proof for the existence of the creator: Intelligence, to rectify the mess this dumbass Creator had made of the whole project.
You have no such scientific proof at all. Let's see you promulgate a hands-off development from a mass of molten rock into a better paradise. Make one little deviation from the cosmological constants and your oops is far worse than that of a supposedly incompetent Creator. The imperfections of the world are no disappointment for the Creator. They are the focus of humans whose tunnel vision keeps them preoccupied with physicality. The world does all that it was intended to do: provide a breeding ground and screening platform for qualified souls.
