Sentient

... When you really think about it, the probability are just not so small. I would add that this is only because those tiny probabilities lead to a sentient life that you can ask those questions. But in how many planets are there where there is no-one to wonder about natural selection? This is just ...

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... Who is this logic you speak of? I totally agree with 'logic' - NS never tried to account for the mutation of genes(if infact NS were sentient) thats what the mutation theory is for. if evolution can take place by speciation i.e. a new species has new traits [physical characteristics] ...

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A creative universe simply can be creative.... as a first principle, with no centralized mind. It simply is what it is, and what it is... leads to sentient life-form, ensemblic, self-organizing, self-realizing parts of itself. But the universe is not "creative" as you say. We as one of ...

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... A creative universe simply can be creative.... as a first principle, with no centralized mind. It simply is what it is, and what it is... leads to sentient life-form, ensemblic, self-organizing, self-realizing parts of itself. Purpose is already what it is by virtue of the fact that the universe ...

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... Darby, and yes I understand that giving it a name (Evolution) doesn’t give it substance and that it is simply a process of cause and effect. But sentient life surely exerts some influence? "- what you are suggesting apparently somehow ties to the selfish gene" If I had it to do over, ...

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