CHAPTER XXXVIII

                                                                                                   THE BLOWING BEAST

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Scientists uses both of these to explain everything and to understand nothing! Here, I am going to show them that they are contradictory, and so compel them to choose one! Emergent property is said to be a property present in the whole, but which is

If something moves from A to B, it of course, does not mean that that was its aim. Aim has something to do with internal forces that compels something to act in a certain way. So I can say 'aim' is a certain force of nature that compels things from w

What criteria do people use to infere that some intelligence has taken place? For instance when people say 'Artificial Intelligence', what do they mean in a nutshell? What can intelligent things do that blind forces cannot do? I think there are two m

It is sometimes argued that Darwinism violates the second law of thermodynamics which states that a thermodynamic system can only change from 'order' to 'chaos'. However the proponents do not articulate well what might be in their intuitions. This, o

                                                                                                            CHAPTER XXXVI

Dear friends,

A couple of days ago, on the 10th of this Month I had been inspired to visit a public house, in the village of Levington, Suffolk. The name of the 14th-century pub, being "The Ship." This was mostly against my non-alcohol principle, ye

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Imagine yourself sitting in an outdoor café having coffee or tea with Princess Diana, Mary Shelley or Marilyn Monroe…or sitting in your living room or private study discussing the myste

This must be surprising because at a first glance, similarities between organisms seems to support Darwinism. Why do we have hands that are closely similar to those of chimpanzees? The answer 'because both humans and chimpanzees descended from the sa