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> but the calculated result of creative effort. Wouldn’t this mean it’s calculated by something that can conveniently ignore both computational complexity and
by cannabis_sam 5y ago
> but the calculated result of creative effort.
Wouldn’t this mean it’s calculated by something that can conveniently ignore both computational complexity and logical completeness?
To me this seems as unreasonable as young earth creationism..
Or are you thinking of something else..?
- umvi 5y ago> Wouldn’t this mean it’s calculated by something that can conveniently ignore both computational complexity and logical completeness Assuming God has either access to more advanced technology than us or more advanced knowledge, why would that be unreasonable? Something that seems computationally complex now (like factoring primes) might be more manageable with more advanced knowledge/technology. Terraforming, bioengineering, factoring primes, etc. are within the realms of possibility for our civilization, so why not for a more advanced being?