Without me using the search function to avoid a repeat post, I would like to pose a simple question:
What do you think came first: The fundamental laws that govern reality or random behavior that became fundamental laws via evolution towards increasing complexity. Not a trick question, but an important distinction to determine the reality of a solvable TOE.
My standpoint is the latter, simple because I am a firm believer in the anthropic principle and evolution. Random fluctuations of a high density energy field, caused an enormous release of energy (alignment of matter for Dave). That in conjunction to our inability to view unsuccessful organization, created the perception of an intelligent force behind matter re-assembly. We are creating laws of favorable behavior that can be observed as we go along, but on the most fundamental level, the individual will never be more than a collection of randomn fluctuations assembled for a short time to slow entropy in a continuum of evolution towards ever increasing complexity to form a social order or super organism


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