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There are rules in the world. I describe it this way: scatter a bunch of small magnets in a pizza box. Close the lid. Shake it (add energy). Open it. What do yo

There are rules in the world. I describe it this way: scatter a bunch of small magnets in a pizza box. Close the lid. Shake it (add energy). Open it. What do you see? Why, the magnets all lined up in stacks! What divine hand must have been at work to create order out of chaos... Particles, molecules, organic chemistry - thousands of rules. Add energy, and they do amazing things.

olddustytrail 4y ago
I'd hesitate to call it a divine hand, but there was the pizza-greased paw that decided to pop some magnets in a box and then give them a shake. If you're going to argue against intelligent design, it's probably best done without a designed experiment :-)
- adammarples 4y ago
  The hand is irrelevant here from a design perspective. The hand crafted a closed system (pizza box) which is analogous to any real closed system (ie. an ocean) and added random energy to it. The result is a perfect stack every time, not due to design but structural determinism.