probability and meaning

probability and meaning

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• evolution
• atheism

[evirus]

correct, generally improbability increases with complexity, a vary simple beginning is much more probable then a vary complex beginning(like a super power being creating everything). so if your going to argue probability you should account for theistic beginnings in your logic.

[JesusSatanAllah]

What is the probability that a God who is the designer of the universe could randomly, suddenly exist?

[stationTVC15]

It's so obvious! Invisible Magic Man in sky make everything!!!!

This video was made by an idoit and anyone who thinks he can be reasoned with is one too!

[stationTVC15]

It's so obvious! Invisible Magic Man in sky make everything!!!!

This video was made by an idoit and anyone who thinks he can be reasoned with is one too!

[palui]

No. In your argument, you're trying to win the lottery by waiting until AFTER the drawing as taken place and then saying, "I choose the numbers that won." Your claim of improbability is not valid. You can only make a legitimate improbability claim if you chose your numbers BEFORE they were drawn, and then the drawn numbers match yours. But the drawn numbers are trivial once chosen. You can't speak of how improbable they are because it's one set out of 50,000,000 possible numbers. Doesn't work.

[imthelolrus]

If only left handed amino acids are used in life, then only left handed amino acids are going to be created by life forms.

And to me, life looks unordered.

[thecoolmex]

There is a God, Because miracle have no scientific explanation not mater how much you try to find one.

[bigbadboi90909]

well how did all of this come to be??

the world, the universe, everything?

sure there was the big bang, but if so, what created chemical reactions for this to take place?

and if something did create chemical reactions, what created the creator?

[loturos]

how do you know what is "functional" and "non-functional"? if you look at it from the perspective of something greater than the universe, life may be silly, random, non-functional, etc, but from us life seems meaningful, only because we know nothing more.

[evirus]

the monkey on typewriter arguement is compleatly shallow because it dosn't take into account natural selection, its not all or none, its A closer then B. your refusing to consider selection processes plus some bacteria use right handed "AA's" so your all life forms arguement is also shallow at best!