Friday, August 24, 2007
Huh?!
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Interestingly, all three previous posts published immediately. I had 'saved' them (bonk) and published them all in sequence at once, but it seems doubtful that that could account for the obvious Blogger problems I have been experiencing. We shall see.
I love the idea of Evolution as a 'universal principle.' Others have no doubt defined it as such way before me, and as such it is certainly an expression of the principle of 'cause and effect,' only more complex. That is to say that 'Evolution' describes a universal truth: multiple causes when 'combined' lead collectively to various resultant states. 'Cause and effect' is a theoretical construct (a metaphysical principle) which has no demonstrable single physical case, but only multiple cases in Nature. Nature obviously produces the complex results we see every day, the previously mentioned example of the gravity(boom) prone shorts being a case in point. Therefore the metaphysical rule, for which there is no obvious natural single example, works complexly in the complexity of Nature. Indeed, if the metaphysical rule of 'cause and effect' were reduced to the level of quantum mechanics it would be found to be dubious by experiment. Yet the behavior of the macro-world affirms its validity. Therefore 'Evolution' is the single most fundamental principle of physics. Prove me wrong if you can.
Huh?!
Interestingly, all three previous posts published immediately. I had 'saved' them (bonk) and published them all in sequence at once, but it seems doubtful that that could account for the obvious Blogger problems I have been experiencing. We shall see.
I love the idea of Evolution as a 'universal principle.' Others have no doubt defined it as such way before me, and as such it is certainly an expression of the principle of 'cause and effect,' only more complex. That is to say that 'Evolution' describes a universal truth: multiple causes when 'combined' lead collectively to various resultant states. 'Cause and effect' is a theoretical construct (a metaphysical principle) which has no demonstrable single physical case, but only multiple cases in Nature. Nature obviously produces the complex results we see every day, the previously mentioned example of the gravity(boom) prone shorts being a case in point. Therefore the metaphysical rule, for which there is no obvious natural single example, works complexly in the complexity of Nature. Indeed, if the metaphysical rule of 'cause and effect' were reduced to the level of quantum mechanics it would be found to be dubious by experiment. Yet the behavior of the macro-world affirms its validity. Therefore 'Evolution' is the single most fundamental principle of physics. Prove me wrong if you can.
Huh?!
