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In the same vein, you can also say that we don't really "invent" anything. We only discover how to put things together that already exist in the universe. For e
by cloudking 3y ago
In the same vein, you can also say that we don't really "invent" anything. We only discover how to put things together that already exist in the universe. For example, all of the raw elements needed to construct a computer have existed for a long time. As humans, we just figured out how to put them together to assemble a computer. So does that mean the "blueprint" for a computer always existed?