Hi:
I've printed your comments for a closer look
and I'll get back, but this engineering aspect of reality- the universe as
a construct, is a foundational concept, even though it makes many
physicists shudder.
The same principle which applies to mathematics
also applies to the universe at large- order of operations has to be
correct. Beyond that, a certain critical dimensional relationship is
involved in the structure of the universe, reflected in our own bodies and
life at large. Not only do first things have to come first, but
structurally things have to be assembled a certain way...or assembly even
in an infinity of time is impossible.
In my considered opinion, the idea that random
chance alone in a chaotic universe can create anything organizationally
significant is a pipe-dream. At any rate, when it comes to such theories,
I'm from Missouri!
Regards, Sam Cox
I'll check the other ideas, ponder a bit and
let you know. Best Wishes, Sam Cox
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