An embryo gets ” mind” because it comes from a superior hierarchic system that exists beyond his “Universe” (the womb). The superior system is the human species, his parents.
Well, an embryo develops a mind because it’s got the genetic code for it—which, yes, comes from the larger external system that evolved that code. Is that what you meant?
So, it is possible that a natural super-system existing beyond our universe have transmitted before the Big Bang the informations for the mind appears here at the right time.
I must admit, I don’t see how that follows. Are you suggesting our universe was designed specifically as a “womb” to create us? That’s the only analogy I can see, and evolutionary advantage seems a simpler reason for sentience to evolve—although I guess those aren’t mutually exclusive, if this “natural super-system existing beyond our universe” anticipated that would result in us. But why postulate this? It could as easily have designed the universe as a “womb” to produce muffins! We could as easily be part of this muffin-womb. (Man, there’s a sentence I never expected to type.)
If chaos is dominant here and now, the ordered state is weak and a loser, till the chaos being extinct. And rationality is more relative to order than chaos.
But science again and again has discovered that what we thought was “chaos” is merely the complex result of simple rules—order, in other words, that we can exploit with rationality.
And rationality is more relative to order than chaos. But rationality is not the wisdom. Must have a third superior state. What do you think ?
If rationality works in ordered states, what’s the analog that works in “chaotic” states?
You said: “Well, an embryo develops a mind because it’s got the genetic code for it—which, yes, comes from the larger external system that evolved that code. Is that what you meant?”
Our conflict is due two different interpretations of genetic code. You think that biological systems (aka life) evolved a genetic code, so, you think that had no genetic code before life. It is not what is suggesting the results from my different method of investigation. There is no ” code” in the sense that are composed by symbols. Each horizontal base-pair of nucleotides is a derivation with some little difference of an ancestor system, the original first galaxies. (you need see the model of this galaxy and how it fits as nucleotide in my website). So, DNA is merely a pile of diversified copies of a unique ancestor astronomical system, which produces diversification and functional biological systems. But, galaxies got their system’s configuration from atoms system, and they got from particles as systems, so, the prior causes of this ” genetic makeup” seems to be beyond the Big Bang. The informations for building the mind of an embryo came from a system outside his womb; maybe informations for building minds in the whole universe came from a natural system outside the universe. Why not?
configuration from atoms system, and they got from particles as systems
(Sorry, I need stop now but I will come back. Sheers...)
Wait, you think human genetic code has existed, unchanged, since the beginning of time? Yeah, I can see how that would lead to human exceptionalism and such. Pretty sure it’s physically impossible, though. Or do you just mean it’s the result of a causal chain leading back to the beginning of time?
Well, an embryo develops a mind because it’s got the genetic code for it—which, yes, comes from the larger external system that evolved that code. Is that what you meant?
I must admit, I don’t see how that follows. Are you suggesting our universe was designed specifically as a “womb” to create us? That’s the only analogy I can see, and evolutionary advantage seems a simpler reason for sentience to evolve—although I guess those aren’t mutually exclusive, if this “natural super-system existing beyond our universe” anticipated that would result in us. But why postulate this? It could as easily have designed the universe as a “womb” to produce muffins! We could as easily be part of this muffin-womb. (Man, there’s a sentence I never expected to type.)
But science again and again has discovered that what we thought was “chaos” is merely the complex result of simple rules—order, in other words, that we can exploit with rationality.
If rationality works in ordered states, what’s the analog that works in “chaotic” states?
You said: “Well, an embryo develops a mind because it’s got the genetic code for it—which, yes, comes from the larger external system that evolved that code. Is that what you meant?”
Our conflict is due two different interpretations of genetic code. You think that biological systems (aka life) evolved a genetic code, so, you think that had no genetic code before life. It is not what is suggesting the results from my different method of investigation. There is no ” code” in the sense that are composed by symbols. Each horizontal base-pair of nucleotides is a derivation with some little difference of an ancestor system, the original first galaxies. (you need see the model of this galaxy and how it fits as nucleotide in my website). So, DNA is merely a pile of diversified copies of a unique ancestor astronomical system, which produces diversification and functional biological systems. But, galaxies got their system’s configuration from atoms system, and they got from particles as systems, so, the prior causes of this ” genetic makeup” seems to be beyond the Big Bang. The informations for building the mind of an embryo came from a system outside his womb; maybe informations for building minds in the whole universe came from a natural system outside the universe. Why not? configuration from atoms system, and they got from particles as systems (Sorry, I need stop now but I will come back. Sheers...)
Wait, you think human genetic code has existed, unchanged, since the beginning of time? Yeah, I can see how that would lead to human exceptionalism and such. Pretty sure it’s physically impossible, though. Or do you just mean it’s the result of a causal chain leading back to the beginning of time?