In evolving Universe we observe that with time the average complexity of all things increase. In the past everything was more simple. Evolution takes place also in inanimate objects. If 'god' existed at big bang it should have been maximally simple, not maximally complex. God must be something physical that existed back then that doesn't have the concept of good or bad. All religions are wrong! I'd say god is potential energy. Energy I say. Energy that doesn't have any feelings and can't write no books. Energy exists everywhere in the Universe, drives all life and other processes and is indestructible! It's eternal.
Today I'll remind them
Joseph Lopez
Connor King
t.retard
Camden Morgan
Nice argument you have there.
Thomas Long
Its ramadan in indonesia, go starve yourself faggot
Luis Parker
biG uGRy
Juan Phillips
the typical concept of 'God' has him exempt from the governing physical laws of the universe. deism is the only line of thinking that gets this right.
Adrian Ward
Ok. So why would God (ie. energy) prefer a certain tan?
Pro tip: God of course doesn’t prefer one race.
Just a PSA for the racefags.
Nolan Allen
The only thing that god prefers is lowest stable energy state :)
Waste of energy is a sin.
Gavin Perez
The race that survives the natural selection is the one preferred by God.
A race that falls in love with their material wealth and relies on medicine and technology while getting sicker and dumber is a race that is being mislead by Yaldabaoth.
Angel Adams
I'm using all of my rage and the rage of my ancestors to banish you energy fags like saruman from Lord of the rings was banished from the realm of middle Earth.
Kayden Jenkins
>1957 chevy shit itself out of a volcano
"reasonable"
lmao you evofags are really stupid
Ayn Rosenbaum loved her some ISRAEL
Gabriel Nelson
If non whites waste more energy on average then we have a problem. We all strive to achieve perfection ie minimal energy waste. Use less to gain more!
Matthew Gray
Justin Russell
>God of course doesn’t prefer one race.
He even gave black guys big dicks to compensate for shortcomings everywhere else.
Jacob Walker
If you're trying to deify potential energy, I'm in.
Dominic Kelly
I would go farther and say that all matter and energy and any interaction is god, god is the creating and drives the world forward. Especially because matter is energy.
Carson Cooper
Better efficiency in processing energy drives both Evolution and Homp Technology. When you achieve your goal using less resources you are better, right?
Kayden James
You're confusing the mysteries of nature with a fantasy being. To use that word to label what you're describing is relating two unrelated concepts. You're saying that potential energy is the creating force of the universe or something. "God" is an all-knowing being that exists outside of time and space.
Adrian Wood
By your logic, we would all be muscle-less weaklings, as working out would be the opposite of the conservation of energy.
Jacob Martin
Not conserving for the saje of it. Processing as much of it as possible with greatest efficiency. This pleases god. We should colonize the Universe and harness the power of thousand Suns for starters.
Energy not used efficiently is energy wasted. That's why big bang created the expansion.
James Butler
>Energy not used efficiently is energy wasted.
Energy is neither created nor lost, only transferred into a different state.
Ayden James
>harness the power of thousand Suns
We could start with ours.
Adrian Gonzalez
It can be wasted by turning it into unusable form! If we can no longer harvest it it's wasted.
Isaiah Garcia
nice blogpost faggot SAGE in all fields
Robert Ramirez
I don't think efficiency is god's main goal. I don't think god exists, and all religion is mankind's attempt to use the fear of death and wonder of the unknown to control their fellow man, but the wonder of the base potential energy of the universe is interesting. I'll give you that.
Brody King
I'm here to really make you think.
Remember to eat bread while it's still warm.
Levi Reyes
>In evolving Universe we observe that with time the average complexity of all things increase
newscientist.com
>Evolution takes place also in inanimate objects
Depends on what you're talking about, since it's the change of the frequency of alleles in a population over time. Only certain things evolve, so it depends on what you mean by that.
>God must be 'x'
>I'd say god is potential energy
According to what? Nothing you've posed here points to these being viable conclusions.
Eli Fisher
>I'm here to really make you think.
Not really working.
Dylan Walker
god exists out of time u retart
Anthony Ortiz
Complexity works mate. House keeping genes once developed stick around. I was also talking about evolution of dead matter like planets, nebulas, rocks.
James Jenkins
Says who?
Isaac Taylor
>Complexity works mate
I didn't say it didn't
Lucas Powell
Starve
Levi Rivera
>not understanding evolutionary models so badly
Bad new's for you, just dropped your IQ
Connor Ramirez
I ment to say that it increases on average but got a brain freeze.
Jacob Harris
But it doesn't. Didn't you read the article?
Jace Morris
No, I'm on a phone. It does increase on average. Organisms can become less complicated in some environments but best shit that already evolved stays in them.
Jaxon Sullivan
>Organisms can become less complicated in some environments
Most, that's the point of the article.
Jaxson Torres
Same exact thing can be seen in size of nations. It's a nice small, isolated example of this phenomenon.
There may be dips here and there, but complexity and organization only increases over time generally.
If you plot the average size of nations over time, it is obvious.
Joshua Green
They aren't less complicated but more efficient. They still use best optimal solitions required for metabolism that evolved to this point.
Hunter Powell
>They aren't less complicated but more efficient
Just read the article when you have time. Or this one.
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Tyler Parker
>Although single-celled organisms may be every bit as well adapted to their ecological niches as human beings are to theirs, no one would argue that microorganisms are as complex as human beings, using any metric of complexity one might choose.
>this is our computational model
>derp
They seem to be retarded. I can create a fucking model that says the opposite...