Should I thank you for showing intelligent design is not magical if an intelligence of our world repeated it?

I do want to thank atheists and theists alike for providing intellectually honest conclusions to my last question on intelligent design, rather than the same "you don't know anything remarks." My point that I was making is that the origin of life is very very complicated, as evident in the experimentations of science seeking to reproduce it from scratch. And that if science ever reproduced a smaller example of abiogenesis, it would take intelligent design. And if intelligent design on the part of humanity, intelligent design of organisms should not be mocked as magical when compared to random chance. If one believes in random chance rather than an intelligent force(s) to organize the complexities of life, believing there is no intelligence in existence higher than humanity, they can reasonably do so. And if we who see intelligent design in the origins of life, wish to accredit our God, it is just as feasible to do so....in my opinion, more likely; just as it is more likely for science to bring about abiogenesis through controlled experiments than to toss chemicals together and hope for something to arise to life and sustain itself.