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Originally Posted by toretorden
I believe the universe and everything in it, even our thoughts, is the product of a long chain of fairly predictable events, cause and consequence. I hate it when people say "we're here by accident" - no we're not, the emergence of life on our planet was most likely a highly probable event and it's subsequent evolution is simply a matter of cause and consequence.
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You sound like you are contradicting yourself. If you hate the people who say we're here by accident then why bring up Probablity by sayin it's highly probable. Probability needs aberrations or accidents, if it didn't have them it would be a
certainty.
Why even bring up Evolution, that needs accidents, too. For Evolution to work, it needs an anomaly to occur in a species that would help it to adapt better to the new environment giving it an edge over those that don't have it. How does these anomalies occur, but by accident. I think you secretly love those people who believe were here by accident, because you are really proving their case for them.
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Originally Posted by mord
Actually, I like you a lot, Nea. That's why I treat you like ****. It's the MB way.
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