Comparing bee brains to supercomputers isn’t a stretch, because the “software package” inside their minds contains far more capabilities than most people know, including their incredible flight capability.

Evolutionists believe that a mindless process has somehow managed to produce cognitive capacity that allows simple insects like the humble bee to have functional capabilities beyond the scope of the whole combined sum of collaborative human knowledge to produce. With the ability to solve complex computations that only modern super computers can, the equivalent of the compasses, gyroscopes, and airspeed gauges modern aircraft utilize, UV sensors to track the horizon and measure tilt, as well as navigation via a process called optic flow, bees have abilities well beyond our current technology to produce. However, such feats as bees perform are not a learned skill—they are a programmed ability inherited from their ancestors. So, the real question is where did the programming come from? If in our experience brilliant computer hardware engineers and software programmers with minds are required to design supercomputers that can’t come close to matching what a bee can do, how incredible is the mind of the Designer of the bee?