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I disagree. It's not a scientific discussion to begin with, but given that life and consciousness exists at all it's to be expected that things are not too rand
by darkmighty 12y ago
I disagree. It's not a scientific discussion to begin with, but given that life and consciousness exists at all it's to be expected that things are not too random, they must have some order. Mathematics just lets us sift through the simplest explanations of our physical world until we find one that fits.
But of course, the question of why the universe has this particular complexity (it's possible to conceive of life with either simpler or more complex universes) may not be a questions that's "answerable" at all -- there must be some ultimate system in which things to happen (almost by definition), and it must be ultimately arbitrary.