3 ms·
> literally nothing in the observed universe does There are many things on earth that don't exist anywhere else in the universe (as far as we know). Life is on
by rpozarickij 2y ago
> literally nothing in the observed universe does
There are many things on earth that don't exist anywhere else in the universe (as far as we know). Life is one of them. Just think how unfathomably complex human brains are compared to what's out there in space.
Just because something doesn't exist anywhere in the universe doesn't mean that humans can't create it (or humans can't create a machine that creates something that doesn't exist anywhere else) even if it might seem unimaginably complex.
- dartos 2y ago> Just think how unfathomably complex human brains are compared to what's out there in space. There are plenty of complex phenomena in space, but I don’t need to go that far. Some other animal brains act like ours, at least as far as we can observe. There is nothing anywhere that grows exponentially forever.