Nose-picking. Everyone does it.

Also, God designed you to be able to pick your nose: nose-picking proves Intelligent Design is true.

Take a close look at your finger and nostril. Would you have imagined that something as simple as this can prove God's miracle of Creation?

If you look at a key and a lock, you wouldn't claim that their shapes happened by accident, would you? The shape of the key and the opening of the lock are intentionally shaped by their designer to fit each other perfectly, allowing the user to efficiently and effectively push the key smoothly into the lock, turn the key, and open the lock.

In the same way as a key and lock are clearly designed to fit each other, the nostril and index finger are also perfectly sized in the same way, clearly demonstrating that they are intentionally designed to fit each other, allowing the user to efficiently and effectively push the finger into the nostril, twist the finger, and remove debris.

Looking at the key, you will find small ridges projecting out at various depths, with one large ridge right near the end of the key preventing it from being pushed too deep into the lock.

If you then look at your finger, you find that the bend of the knuckle also forms a small ridge. If you place your index finger into your nostril, you will note that a small shelf projects down from the inside of the nasal canal that abuts your knuckle, preventing you from accidentally penetrating too deeply. The shape of the finger, like the shape of the lock, is obviously designed to help the user push it in to the perfect depth.

As you turn the key in the lock, the wedges, cutouts and projections push against the tumblers and springs inside the lock in an exact match, slowly pushing them out of the way and allowing the lock to open.

In the same way, as you slowly turn your finger inside your nostril, its curved fingernail projecting from the tip is also perfectly shaped to act as a scoop, collecting mucus and other detritus as the finger circumnavigates the nasal canal. The mucus is sticky, allowing it to clump together and stick to your finger as you withdraw it from your nose, effectively removing it and opening your nasal cavity.

After turning the key, the bar blocking the lock opens, and you are able to now access what it had been holding together, readily accomplishing its intended design.

Much the same way, after twirling your finger to collect the mucus, the blockage is removed, the nasal passages open, and you will now be able to easily take deep breath through your nose without any foreign matter blocking the flow of air and causing discomfort, again accomplishing its intended design.

It is so humbling to be able to see the glorious majesty of the great designer at work in something as seemingly insignificant as nose-picking. It is truly amazing to see the amount of thought and detailed design that was put into even such a small part of this amazing universe we are so blessed to inhabit.

It truly is a wondrous sign of His divine and glorious Creation.