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Anonymous Coward User ID: 81004877 United Kingdom 10/25/2021 03:58 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | As far as I am aware there is no solid evidence to claim that knowing/awareness/consciousness is emergent from a bunch of atoms and molecules. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 Everything that we have ever observed to be conscious is housed in a physical medium. Where is the proof that you can observe something outside of your mind? |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80785510 Australia 10/25/2021 05:27 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I asked if a supernatural material was required for consciousness and you said yes. You initially introduced the word supernatural, a word that is often used in a dismissive way as if to ridicule. “You think that only non-physical, supernatural materials can produce feelings?” And your answer was 'obviously, yes.' I am aware of my hand (a so-called physical object) but my hand is not aware of me. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 So what? My hand can't receive radiowaves, but a radio can, and they're both physical. If you're saying that because one physical thing can't do something, then no physical thing can, that's just silly. I don’t think it would be possible to use the material that makes up a hand, or a brain, to create a feeling. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 Yes, you have repeated this over and over again. But WHY? What is the difference between physical materials and supernatural materials? If you have no answer, then your position is unreasonable by definition. Who knows, maybe the hand is made out of some kind of thought/mind substance and maybe feelings are too. But I think there would be some law of thought/mind substance that would prevent the thought of hand, or brain, (atoms and molecules) being able to create thought of feeling if you get my drift. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 But why? Feelings don't have to have substance. Maybe thoughts and feelings are virtual in the way an object within a video game is virtual. They are rendered through interactions within the hardware. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80785510 Australia 10/25/2021 05:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | As far as I am aware there is no solid evidence to claim that knowing/awareness/consciousness is emergent from a bunch of atoms and molecules. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 Everything that we have ever observed to be conscious is housed in a physical medium. Where is the proof that you can observe something outside of your mind? I never said that proof exists. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80785510 Australia 10/25/2021 06:28 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | What the hell is the belief in 'no belief'? What are you even talking about? Clearly not atheism. you should probably look up the definition to 'Theism' and 'Gnosticism'.. and then revisit your own definition to 'Atheism' and 'Agnosticism' ... I'm sorry, I don't see your point. |
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User ID: 79875786 United States 10/25/2021 10:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | .Boob man I would respond to your quite directly....but you blocked me If you created a simulation to create a universe, how is this not intelligent design - if you created the fucking simulator ? Are you really this fucking stupid ? Bostrom himself , who authored the original simulation argument , would classsify it as an intelligent design argument . You might give this a read. [link to evolutionnews.org (secure)] . David Klinghoffer has explained what ought to be clear: the “simulation hypothesis” entails “that our universe is intelligently designed. That’s what a computer simulation is, obviously, intelligent design.” David is a theist author for the Discovery institute btw...the largest organizational force financing the intelligent design movement . Lmfao .. doesn't get any better than that As far a source Holonomic models are concerned that was one example .I also stated from the beginning , I haven't studied this in over 15 years. But I remember the breakthroughs at the time...and as far as I can tell ( and you should be able to as well by now) the evidence has only mounted , much memory occurs non locally- within, and possibly outside ( in the endocrine system) of the brain . I gave plenty of direct nueral science links, that demonstrate non local phenomenon. I said from the beginning everyone disagrees about the magnitude .. of course erasing a memory is possible with enough damage to the correct area. But it also can be returned sometimes ...get it ? You have provided no links to show the consensus of psychologist currently believe every memory, is encoded to one local area. That's what they taught in the 1950s probably lol. Give it up already...or prove it Put up or shut it... No link ...lyour man boobs stink Last Edited by Sisyphusrock on 10/25/2021 10:55 PM “I am at the moment writing a lengthy indictment against our century. When my brain begins to reel from my literary labors, I make an occasional cheese dip.” |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80785510 Australia 10/26/2021 04:19 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | .Boob man I would respond to your quite directly....but you blocked me Quoting: Sisyphusrock If you created a simulation to create a universe, how is this not intelligent design - if you created the fucking simulator ? Are you really this fucking stupid ? I didn't block you. You're really still going with this? Wow. I'll try one more time and see if you get it. Design requires intent, agreed? There's something called a genetic algorithm. These run on evolutionary principles. They apply random changes to a code, or virtual object, discarding negative changes and keeping beneficial ones. With genetic algorithms it's possible to create -say- an aerodynamic wing without any intelligent input, or any intended outcome. Not design. If I create a simulation to replicate the conditions of the big bang, and then I create multiple big bangs, each with randomly selected constants, and one of them happens to automatically produce galaxies and life, then I didn't design those galaxies and life. I may not even be aware of those galaxies and life. I hope you get it this time, because I'm done explaining it to you. Bostrom himself , who authored the original simulation argument , would classsify it as an intelligent design argument . Quoting: Sisyphusrock You might give this a read. [link to evolutionnews.org (secure)] . David Klinghoffer has explained what ought to be clear: the “simulation hypothesis” entails “that our universe is intelligently designed. That’s what a computer simulation is, obviously, intelligent design.” David is a theist author for the Discovery institute btw...the largest organizational force financing the intelligent design movement . Lmfao .. doesn't get any better than that unless of course, I didn't intelligently design the contents of the simulation. Discovery institute and evolution.org are both well known Creationist propaganda rags. Of course the discovery institute would love to equate simulation hypothesis with the intelligent design movement, because -as I said- they desperately want to trick people into thinking their movement is scientific and not religious. This isn't complicated. Yes, obviously any idiot can see that a computer simulation involves intelligence, you don't need 'intuition' to see that. But the 'INTELLIGENT DESIGN' movement is just rebranded Creationism that rejects the principle that modern lifeforms could arise without intentional, intelligently guided design. As far a source Holonomic models are concerned that was one example .I also stated from the beginning , I haven't studied this in over 15 years. But I remember the breakthroughs at the time...and as far as I can tell ( and you should be able to as well by now) the evidence has only mounted , much memory occurs non locally- within, and possibly outside ( in the endocrine system) of the brain . Quoting: Sisyphusrock I gave plenty of direct nueral science links, that demonstrate non local phenomenon. I said from the beginning everyone disagrees about the magnitude .. of course erasing a memory is possible with enough damage to the correct area. But it also can be returned sometimes ...get it ? You have provided no links to show the consensus of psychologist currently believe every memory, is encoded to one local area. That's what they taught in the 1950s probably lol. Give it up already...or prove it Put up or shut it... No link ...lyour man boobs stink Why would I care what the consensus among psychologists is? I never said local. I said different memories are stored in different parts of the brain. I was having a conversation with someone else about the soul, then you came along, started talking about non-local memory and you've been pestering me since. |
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User ID: 79875786 United States 10/26/2021 02:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Man boobs ... if you created a computer , and it created a simulation , all on its own ...by programing itself... That is intelligent design. It doesn't matter how deep you want to make the Asimov cascade . I cannot possibly relate ; how doesn't this make sense to you? I cannot find any philosophy forum, or discussion, article or anything , from anyone other than you that disagrees with this. And neither will you, because it is logically inconsistent to do so. You are welcome to make a case other than blind contradiction . The wiki link you provided , included three entire sections of different types of secular intelligent design , all of which simulation theory falls under clearly ... I came here for inspiration ....this is what I got instead. Last Edited by Sisyphusrock on 10/26/2021 02:31 PM “I am at the moment writing a lengthy indictment against our century. When my brain begins to reel from my literary labors, I make an occasional cheese dip.” |
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User ID: 79875786 United States 10/26/2021 02:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | im a halfwit who has only stepped foot on one planet in this universe and already have decided that there is no God or higher intelligence. debate me! I tried to Steelman the theists earlier for fun. But it seems rational agnostics are now calling themselves atheists . So I was a little confused We used to call that a skeptic . Now they want to be called atheists Last Edited by Sisyphusrock on 10/26/2021 02:26 PM “I am at the moment writing a lengthy indictment against our century. When my brain begins to reel from my literary labors, I make an occasional cheese dip.” |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80785510 Australia 10/26/2021 03:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Man boobs ... Quoting: Sisyphusrock if you created a computer , and it created a simulation , all on its own ...by programing itself... That is intelligent design. It doesn't matter how deep you want to make the Asimov cascade . I cannot possibly relate ; how doesn't this make sense to you? Because I know what 'design' means. Are you saying that a randomly generated image, spat out by an algorithm is designed by an intelligence? Intelligent design exists in opposition to evolution. they insist that animals couldn't have evolved, without deliberate intelligent design. Hence the name. Whether or not our universe is a simulation, evolution still happens. I cannot find any philosophy forum, or discussion, article or anything , from anyone other than you that disagrees with this. And neither will you, because it is logically inconsistent to do so. Quoting: Sisyphusrock You are welcome to make a case other than blind contradiction . The wiki link you provided , included three entire sections of different types of secular intelligent design , all of which simulation theory falls under clearly ... You don't get it. those aren't different types of 'secular intelligent design.' The intelligent design movement as a whole tries to present itself as secular, because they want to have their ideas taught in science class along side evolution. The intelligence deign movement is inherently opposed to evolution. They reject the idea that modern life could evolve, without design. The simulation hypothesis does not necessarily assert this. For the 6th time. |
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User ID: 79875786 United States 10/26/2021 07:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | . Man Boobs , my argument is not predicated on what the theists are doing with it. It started from me making the statement to the effect... " I would think simulation theory falls under a subset of Intelligent design." And then , you disagreeing with that So far everything points that my intuition was correct. simulation theory is an Intelligent Designer argument in fundamentals . Last Edited by Sisyphusrock on 10/26/2021 07:43 PM “I am at the moment writing a lengthy indictment against our century. When my brain begins to reel from my literary labors, I make an occasional cheese dip.” |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80785510 Australia 10/27/2021 01:43 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | . Quoting: Sisyphusrock Man Boobs , my argument is not predicated on what the theists are doing with it. It started from me making the statement to the effect... " I would think simulation theory falls under a subset of Intelligent design." And then , you disagreeing with that So far everything points that my intuition was correct. simulation theory is an Intelligent Designer argument in fundamentals . It's not 'intuition' you goose. You heard the word intelligent design, and you know that computers are designed by intelligences, so you assumed simulation hypothesis (not a theory) falls under that label. What you've failed to realize is that 'intelligent design' refers to a specific movement that rejects evolution theory and the simulation hypothesis does not necessarily rule out evolution theory. |
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User ID: 75583697 United States 10/27/2021 04:06 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | What the hell is the belief in 'no belief'? What are you even talking about? Clearly not atheism. you should probably look up the definition to 'Theism' and 'Gnosticism'.. and then revisit your own definition to 'Atheism' and 'Agnosticism' ... I'm sorry, I don't see your point. That there is a god is a positive claim. Declining belief is not a positive claim. If one said there is no god, that would be a positive claim. That would also be unprovable. So theism has been and continues to be an unproven claim. I reject the claim for lack of evidence. I find god not guilty of existence. However, I don't claim it doesnt exist, just not proven. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80785510 Australia 10/27/2021 04:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80785510 What the hell is the belief in 'no belief'? What are you even talking about? Clearly not atheism. you should probably look up the definition to 'Theism' and 'Gnosticism'.. and then revisit your own definition to 'Atheism' and 'Agnosticism' ... I'm sorry, I don't see your point. That there is a god is a positive claim. Declining belief is not a positive claim. If one said there is no god, that would be a positive claim. That would also be unprovable. So theism has been and continues to be an unproven claim. I reject the claim for lack of evidence. I find god not guilty of existence. However, I don't claim it doesnt exist, just not proven. Ok, sure. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 81004877 United Kingdom 10/28/2021 03:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I asked if a supernatural material was required for consciousness and you said yes. You initially introduced the word supernatural, a word that is often used in a dismissive way as if to ridicule. “You think that only non-physical, supernatural materials can produce feelings?” And your answer was 'obviously, yes.' I am aware of my hand (a so-called physical object) but my hand is not aware of me. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 So what? My hand can't receive radiowaves, but a radio can, and they're both physical. If you're saying that because one physical thing can't do something, then no physical thing can, that's just silly. I don’t think it would be possible to use the material that makes up a hand, or a brain, to create a feeling. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 Yes, you have repeated this over and over again. But WHY? What is the difference between physical materials and supernatural materials? If you have no answer, then your position is unreasonable by definition. Who knows, maybe the hand is made out of some kind of thought/mind substance and maybe feelings are too. But I think there would be some law of thought/mind substance that would prevent the thought of hand, or brain, (atoms and molecules) being able to create thought of feeling if you get my drift. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 But why? Feelings don't have to have substance. Maybe thoughts and feelings are virtual in the way an object within a video game is virtual. They are rendered through interactions within the hardware. I’ve never suggested there is anything other than one fundamental substance that makes up our reality. But like in a dream at night you can be dressed up in white coat and analyse some atoms and molecules and whilst those apparent atoms and molecules are made of the same stuff as the dreamer yet those atoms and molecules are not the source or creator of the dreamer. The dreamer, whilst made of the same stuff, has some power that those apparent atoms and molecules have not. The materialistic view of a big bang, a solid real world of atoms and molecules, then little creatures and consciousness sparking into existence then monkeys developing into human beings sounds completely ridiculous to me. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 75607679 Australia 10/28/2021 04:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80785510 I asked if a supernatural material was required for consciousness and you said yes. You initially introduced the word supernatural, a word that is often used in a dismissive way as if to ridicule. “You think that only non-physical, supernatural materials can produce feelings?” And your answer was 'obviously, yes.' I am aware of my hand (a so-called physical object) but my hand is not aware of me. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 So what? My hand can't receive radiowaves, but a radio can, and they're both physical. If you're saying that because one physical thing can't do something, then no physical thing can, that's just silly. I don’t think it would be possible to use the material that makes up a hand, or a brain, to create a feeling. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 Yes, you have repeated this over and over again. But WHY? What is the difference between physical materials and supernatural materials? If you have no answer, then your position is unreasonable by definition. Who knows, maybe the hand is made out of some kind of thought/mind substance and maybe feelings are too. But I think there would be some law of thought/mind substance that would prevent the thought of hand, or brain, (atoms and molecules) being able to create thought of feeling if you get my drift. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 But why? Feelings don't have to have substance. Maybe thoughts and feelings are virtual in the way an object within a video game is virtual. They are rendered through interactions within the hardware. I’ve never suggested there is anything other than one fundamental substance that makes up our reality. But like in a dream at night you can be dressed up in white coat and analyse some atoms and molecules and whilst those apparent atoms and molecules are made of the same stuff as the dreamer yet those atoms and molecules are not the source or creator of the dreamer. The dreamer, whilst made of the same stuff, has some power that those apparent atoms and molecules have not. What you observe in a dream is not made of molecules... The materialistic view of a big bang, a solid real world of atoms and molecules, then little creatures and consciousness sparking into existence then monkeys developing into human beings sounds completely ridiculous to me. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 Yes, you're just repeating yourself now. You haven't come close to explaining what's ridiculous about them. To the people that actually understand those theories, they don't seem ridiculous. Evolution is actually kind of obvious when you think about it. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 81004877 United Kingdom 10/28/2021 10:43 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 You initially introduced the word supernatural, a word that is often used in a dismissive way as if to ridicule. “You think that only non-physical, supernatural materials can produce feelings?” And your answer was 'obviously, yes.' I am aware of my hand (a so-called physical object) but my hand is not aware of me. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 So what? My hand can't receive radiowaves, but a radio can, and they're both physical. If you're saying that because one physical thing can't do something, then no physical thing can, that's just silly. I don’t think it would be possible to use the material that makes up a hand, or a brain, to create a feeling. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 Yes, you have repeated this over and over again. But WHY? What is the difference between physical materials and supernatural materials? If you have no answer, then your position is unreasonable by definition. Who knows, maybe the hand is made out of some kind of thought/mind substance and maybe feelings are too. But I think there would be some law of thought/mind substance that would prevent the thought of hand, or brain, (atoms and molecules) being able to create thought of feeling if you get my drift. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 But why? Feelings don't have to have substance. Maybe thoughts and feelings are virtual in the way an object within a video game is virtual. They are rendered through interactions within the hardware. I’ve never suggested there is anything other than one fundamental substance that makes up our reality. But like in a dream at night you can be dressed up in white coat and analyse some atoms and molecules and whilst those apparent atoms and molecules are made of the same stuff as the dreamer yet those atoms and molecules are not the source or creator of the dreamer. The dreamer, whilst made of the same stuff, has some power that those apparent atoms and molecules have not. What you observe in a dream is not made of molecules... The materialistic view of a big bang, a solid real world of atoms and molecules, then little creatures and consciousness sparking into existence then monkeys developing into human beings sounds completely ridiculous to me. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 Yes, you're just repeating yourself now. You haven't come close to explaining what's ridiculous about them. To the people that actually understand those theories, they don't seem ridiculous. Evolution is actually kind of obvious when you think about it. I concur “What you observe in a dream is not made of molecules...” There’s nothing ridiculous about big-bang theory or evolution theory per se. Thinking you can explain where the living entity that can perceive, have a sense of I exist (I am), be aware, experience, think, feel, have love and compassion, read the thoughts of others and remain rock solid stable whilst images constantly appear and disappear is something else. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80785510 Australia 10/28/2021 11:49 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80785510 And your answer was 'obviously, yes.' ... So what? My hand can't receive radiowaves, but a radio can, and they're both physical. If you're saying that because one physical thing can't do something, then no physical thing can, that's just silly. ... Yes, you have repeated this over and over again. But WHY? What is the difference between physical materials and supernatural materials? If you have no answer, then your position is unreasonable by definition. ... But why? Feelings don't have to have substance. Maybe thoughts and feelings are virtual in the way an object within a video game is virtual. They are rendered through interactions within the hardware. I’ve never suggested there is anything other than one fundamental substance that makes up our reality. But like in a dream at night you can be dressed up in white coat and analyse some atoms and molecules and whilst those apparent atoms and molecules are made of the same stuff as the dreamer yet those atoms and molecules are not the source or creator of the dreamer. The dreamer, whilst made of the same stuff, has some power that those apparent atoms and molecules have not. What you observe in a dream is not made of molecules... The materialistic view of a big bang, a solid real world of atoms and molecules, then little creatures and consciousness sparking into existence then monkeys developing into human beings sounds completely ridiculous to me. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81004877 Yes, you're just repeating yourself now. You haven't come close to explaining what's ridiculous about them. To the people that actually understand those theories, they don't seem ridiculous. Evolution is actually kind of obvious when you think about it. I concur “What you observe in a dream is not made of molecules...” There’s nothing ridiculous about big-bang theory or evolution theory per se. Thinking you can explain where the living entity that can perceive, have a sense of I exist (I am), be aware, experience, think, feel, have love and compassion, read the thoughts of others and remain rock solid stable whilst images constantly appear and disappear is something else. But you think you can explain it. You think that consciousness results from a undetectable substance, and that it couldn't possibly be the result of the physical interactions between matter and energy, like everything else in the observable universe. "I’ve never suggested there is anything other than one fundamental substance that makes up our reality." In that case, matter is just a manifestation of that fundamental substance, so why couldn't it generate consciousness? |
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User ID: 81062353 United States 10/28/2021 02:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Man boobs ... Quoting: Sisyphusrock if you created a computer , and it created a simulation , all on its own ...by programing itself... That is intelligent design. It doesn't matter how deep you want to make the Asimov cascade . I cannot possibly relate ; how doesn't this make sense to you? Because I know what 'design' means. Are you saying that a randomly generated image, spat out by an algorithm is designed by an intelligence? Intelligent design exists in opposition to evolution. they insist that animals couldn't have evolved, without deliberate intelligent design. Hence the name. Whether or not our universe is a simulation, evolution still happens. I cannot find any philosophy forum, or discussion, article or anything , from anyone other than you that disagrees with this. And neither will you, because it is logically inconsistent to do so. Quoting: Sisyphusrock You are welcome to make a case other than blind contradiction . The wiki link you provided , included three entire sections of different types of secular intelligent design , all of which simulation theory falls under clearly ... You don't get it. those aren't different types of 'secular intelligent design.' The intelligent design movement as a whole tries to present itself as secular, because they want to have their ideas taught in science class along side evolution. The intelligence deign movement is inherently opposed to evolution. They reject the idea that modern life could evolve, without design. The simulation hypothesis does not necessarily assert this. For the 6th time. No you don't get it, the term has evolved . If you don't want to call it Secular Intelligent design, what category would you place it ? Secular theories....Exist also autonomously ...despite the movements origins , or general body of work. An intelligent design argument is not predicated to be against evolution .That is by far the origin, and body of, I don't disagree with that. Reread your wiki link Nick Bostrom is not a theist . Simulation theory IS classified as a secular Intelligent design argument . Ancient aliens another one. You must not know what subset means Which was" in "the very first post you disagreed with. The post precluded the majority of intelligent design had an overarching narrative " set" that this is " sub" to. Last Edited by Sisyphusrock on 10/28/2021 03:03 PM “I am at the moment writing a lengthy indictment against our century. When my brain begins to reel from my literary labors, I make an occasional cheese dip.” |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80785510 Australia 10/28/2021 09:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Man boobs ... Quoting: Sisyphusrock if you created a computer , and it created a simulation , all on its own ...by programing itself... That is intelligent design. It doesn't matter how deep you want to make the Asimov cascade . I cannot possibly relate ; how doesn't this make sense to you? Because I know what 'design' means. Are you saying that a randomly generated image, spat out by an algorithm is designed by an intelligence? Intelligent design exists in opposition to evolution. they insist that animals couldn't have evolved, without deliberate intelligent design. Hence the name. Whether or not our universe is a simulation, evolution still happens. I cannot find any philosophy forum, or discussion, article or anything , from anyone other than you that disagrees with this. And neither will you, because it is logically inconsistent to do so. Quoting: Sisyphusrock You are welcome to make a case other than blind contradiction . The wiki link you provided , included three entire sections of different types of secular intelligent design , all of which simulation theory falls under clearly ... You don't get it. those aren't different types of 'secular intelligent design.' The intelligent design movement as a whole tries to present itself as secular, because they want to have their ideas taught in science class along side evolution. The intelligence deign movement is inherently opposed to evolution. They reject the idea that modern life could evolve, without design. The simulation hypothesis does not necessarily assert this. For the 6th time. No you don't get it, the term has evolved . If you don't want to call it Secular Intelligent design, what category would you place it ? Secular theories....Exist also autonomously ...despite the movements origins , or general body of work. An intelligent design argument is not predicated to be against evolution .That is by far the origin, and body of, I don't disagree with that. Reread your wiki link Nick Bostrom is not a theist . Simulation theory IS classified as a secular Intelligent design argument . Ancient aliens another one. You must not know what subset means Which was" in "the very first post you disagreed with. The post precluded the majority of intelligent design had an overarching narrative " set" that this is " sub" to. I'm done addressing your points until you answer my questions. *Is a randomly generated image, produced by an algorithm designed by an intelligence? *Are the spiral galaxies produced in physics simulations designed by an intelligence? *Is Creationism a subset of evolution theory, because they accept that all felines descend from a common ancestor? |