Saying "God did it" only raises more questions around odds and reasons, it's not a solution when trying to rationalize something through statistics. > Now weig

Saying "God did it" only raises more questions around odds and reasons, it's not a solution when trying to rationalize something through statistics. > Now weigh the odds that, if the entire world population of monkeys hitting random letters can't even make Shakespeare within the amount of time from the Big Bang until the Heat Death, that we reached the level of human intelligence. Given that humans are around, it doesn't matter the odds. I have a 1/52 chance of drawing a specific card every time I draw from a deck, but every time I draw some specific card always gets drawn. It's a mistake to think that human intelligence was the end goal, and not an artifact of random chance and one of any multitude of other results.