Just seems to be more and more computational.
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From: LizR <lizj...@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: God
On 23 April 2015 at 12:54, spudboy100 via Everything List
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I have noted this before regarding Lord Russell's Teapot orbiting Jupiter. For
the last 40 years or so we have had the science to orbit a teapot, as well as
two probes around Jupiter--this should tell us something!
Not sure what. Russell's teapot was posited before those things were possible,
so the logic stands - at least until we invent time travel. And in any case,
once the universe is full of orbiting teapots we can still just come up with
something else very unlikely to make the same point.
We could insert a teapot in orbit nowadays, making word, flesh, and secondly,
we need to view religion, cosmology, through a computationalist/digitalist'
eyes. Because old man universe is appearing more as a great program than a
great stopwatch, at its core. So sayeth, Tegmark, Lloydd, and Schmidhuber,
amen! It also indicates that H. sapiens are a part of this all.
Yeah, maybe.
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