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Maybe the intelligence behind the design was to make something that works, instead of something perfect? Isn't that better, after all? (Also is there even any i
by Erlich_Bachman 8y ago
Maybe the intelligence behind the design was to make something that works, instead of something perfect? Isn't that better, after all?
(Also is there even any indication anywhere that a perfect thing is possible at all, whether be by design or a result of random chaotic process?)
(again, not saying whether the design might be intelligent or not, just that the argument is not really logical concerning that).