raphael_aa
Wild eyed liberal
quantumspirit said:
No offense but I think you win the prize for stating the highest number of tangents in the fewest possible words. Well done!
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quantumspirit said:I'm not saying that the Big Bang happened, nor am I saying that it didn't happen. I am just saying that it could not happen all by itself. Something, or rather I should say someone, was there to cause it to happen. Evolution has an extremely low probability of spontaneity, however, the Big Bang has a spontaneous probability of exactly zero. Evolution is put near, but not exactly zero, for spontaneity, because so much would go against the second law of thermodynamics, the law of entropy. Some other problems I have with spontaneous evolution are the existence sexual reproduction. Why is it that there has to be sex for there to be reproduction? Why don't organisms just form birth pods or magically replicate themselves? The other is the extreme complexity of the human brain.
quantumspirit said:Why is it that there has to be sex for there to be reproduction? Why don't organisms just form birth pods or magically replicate themselves?
quantumspirit said:If you really want to understand me, try reading Creation And Time and The Creator And The Cosmos. Another example of extreme improbability: to make Earth's gravity such that it allows ammonia (MW=17) to escape into space but retains water (MW=18), on top of that making this planet to be just the right distance from the right size star and that that same star isn't too young or too old...
It's a good thing that this is the only planet in the universe, or people might laugh at this argument.quantumspirit said:Another example of extreme improbability: to make Earth's gravity such that it allows ammonia (MW=17) to escape into space but retains water (MW=18), on top of that making this planet to be just the right distance from the right size star and that that same star isn't too young or too old...
Illuminatus said:The physical conditions of earth weren't adapted to human life, human life adapted to the physical conditions of earth.
_Paladin_ said:But shouldn't we then expect to see life arise from and adapt to the physical conditions on other planets as well?
quantumspirit said:If you really want to understand me, try reading Creation And Time and The Creator And The Cosmos. Another example of extreme improbability: to make Earth's gravity such that it allows ammonia (MW=17) to escape into space but retains water (MW=18), on top of that making this planet to be just the right distance from the right size star and that that same star isn't too young or too old...
_Paladin_ said:Ok first of all I would like to know how this got from the Big Bang to evolution.
Like A puddle saying unto itself that the depression it finds itself in is so well suited to its existance.If you really want to understand me, try reading Creation And Time and The Creator And The Cosmos. Another example of extreme improbability: to make Earth's gravity such that it allows ammonia (MW=17) to escape into space but retains water (MW=18), on top of that making this planet to be just the right distance from the right size star and that that same star isn't too young or too old...
Iron Sun 254 said:Uhhh.. No he isn't. He's talking about models of the universe which don't involve any expansion. Here's his own explanation of how the data fits non-expanding universes better http://metaresearch.org/cosmology/DidTheUniverseHaveABeginning.asp .
Now, I defy you to find the word "electric" any where in that text.
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