| </span><blockquote><span class="smallfont">Quote:</span><hr size="1" />Originally Posted by (bugsbunny04,)
Yessiree, ya sure do. I have every right to consider the odds of all this being a random occurance being completely incalculable with a current system of numbers as evidence of such a being. Put another way, your dealing with almost the number of decimal places in an irrational number times 10:1. Not neccessarily infinity, but not a number that we could not possibly represent without conjuring up some type of new notation, or at least not without using something that is ignored in honers level high school courses. On that note, I do have a proposal, at least for a symbol, but I'm not entirely certain how it would be applied.<hr size="1" /></blockquote><span class='postcolor'>
Last I heard if you want to predict the precisely what happens in the universe you'd need a CPU that can handle 10^70 plus x,y,z variables for position and velocity etc. I think that number is big enough already.
One concept I'm willing to accept is that if these "random" occurences didn't happen thus that matter was organised in search a way hence we came to be, then we wouldn't be asking these cosmological questions today. But multiverses are just as unprovable as God so I'll just leave it at that. |