RE: MD Chaos and its role in Evolution

From: Case (Case@iSpots.com)
Date: Mon Nov 28 2005 - 13:31:00 GMT

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    [DM]
    It looked like you did not get my point but then you got better....

    My point of course is that prior to selection or order there has to be an
    underlying infinity and that this assumption is ignored in all SQ seeking
    theories. Or in other words DQ prior to SQ as you say. I quite like the idea
    that DQ
    (infinity) has to withdraw to allow SQ (finity) to exist.

    [Case]
    Well, actually I would say that Quality is the underlying infinite and that
    DQ and SQ emerge as the interplay of order and chaos. I think calling the
    "concept of change" SQ leads nowhere and means nothing.

    [DM to Platt:]
    A valid point I think, therefore we live in a universe that has been taking
    a specific rather than a random walk into the possible, seeking quality.

    [Case]
    The walk appears specific because it has been taken. Retracing the step
    leads down a twisting trail of colliding circumstances and collapsing
    probabilities.

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