Is the Design Argument a Problem?

A likelihood principle based in reasoning only tells you that the evidence counts in favor of one hypothesis over another. It doesn't tell you that you that you can be sure that the hypothesis is true, but this is just not an objection. I meanii could be, i toss a coin a hundred times in a row, and it all comes up heads, i conclude its weight the coins ted. But i think i moang to go with the weighted hypothesis, cause it's so unlikely under the other one,. The basian version predicts that you're not going to have certainty. Is his probability. Yes.