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Have you guys seen the comments there? Is it usual that Nature is read by people like that? What does God have to do with evolution anyway? Evolution is falsifi
by yread 13y ago
Have you guys seen the comments there? Is it usual that Nature is read by people like that? What does God have to do with evolution anyway? Evolution is falsifiable theory on which some very useful models (which work) are based. They can believe in whatever they want, but they surely can't base any models on "God created everything".
Everybody can program a little evolutionary algorithm yourself and see that it can create something out of chaos... It works :)
- E-for-Endetta 13y agoI have learned never to read comments left on popular science websites. :-)
- inkaudio 13y agoYes you are creating something out of chaos because you have an algorithm. No algorithm, no programming means you can't create.
- tomrod 13y agoHi! Have you ever played Conway's game of life? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway's_Game_of_Life http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway's_Game_of_Life It hasno algorithm, only a few simple rules from which order arises from chaos. Give it a shot, you may like it. As a practicing Christian, I see no reason evolution can't be exactly what we scientists observe it to be: a process by which beneficial adaptations are passed down to succeeding generations. Much like in software, where design decisions pass down to future incarnations of concepts, like WASD for FPS game control.
- Tichy 13y agoNature has an algorithm, it is called physics. Of course if you believe in god then the rules of physics don't apply, so I guess that won't convince you either.
- inkaudio 13y agoI believe in physics. Do you believe we understand everything about physics ? we don't. For example gravity, there still much to learn about the force behind gravity.