2001 was fiction.
What a bunch of garbage. You are impressed by shiny objects.
"Math proves god." - Is that a Van Morrison tune?
That has been debunked.
Do you have any original thoughts of your own on this subject?Uhm...
Who would have thought about God as an apt topic for an essay about mathematics? Don’t worry, the following discussion is still solidly grounded within an intelligible scientific framework. But the question of whether God can be proved mathematically is intriguing. In fact, over the centuries, several mathematicians have repeatedly tried to prove the existence of a divine being. They range from Blaise Pascal and René Descartes (in the 17th century) to Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (in the 18th century) to Kurt Gödel (in the 20th century), whose writings on the subject were published as recently as 1987. And probably the most amazing thing: in a preprint study first posted in 2013 an algorithmic proof wizard checked Gödel’s logical chain of reasoning—and found it to be undoubtedly correct. Has mathematics now finally disproved the claims of all atheists?
As you probably already suspect, it has not. Gödel was indeed able to prove that the existence of something, which he defined as divine, necessarily follows from certain assumptions. But whether these assumptions are justified can be called into doubt. For example, if I assume that all cats are tricolored and know that tricolored cats are almost always female, then I can conclude: almost all cats are female. Even if the logical reasoning is correct, this of course does not hold. For the very assumption that all cats are tricolored is false. If one makes statements about observable things in our environment, such as cats, one can verify them by scientific investigations. But if it is about the proof of a divine existence, the matter becomes a little more complicated.
Can God Be Proved Mathematically?
Some mathematicians have sought a logical proof for the existence of God. Here’s what they discoveredwww.scientificamerican.com
I have thoughts on evolution, but I doubt they'd be considered "original." Do you imagine you have original thoughts on most common subjects?
Chickenshit that you are: "This member limits who may view their full profile." LOL
They don't become human you fucking leftist faggot childless retard. You are ugly.Fruit Flies Evolve in Time with the Seasons: Study
Researchers find that evolution can operate on extraordinarily fast timescales.www.the-scientist.com
Has audio:
Evolution is generally thought to move slowly, punctuated only by significant ecological disturbances like pollution or habitat destruction. But a study published today (March 17) in Science finds that evolution may in fact happen fast enough to enable adaptation to seasonal changes that happen each year—at least in fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster).
In a large-scale controlled field experiment lasting four months, scientists documented changes to 60 percent of the flies’ genes. The researchers also observed pronounced, rapid changes to six physical characteristics related to survival from July to November.
“The pace and magnitude of these changes is unprecedented,” study coauthor Paul Schmidt, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Pennsylvania, tells The Scientist. “The pace of evolution was incredibly surprising. It’s super fast.”
But in the end, they were still fruit flies.Fruit Flies Evolve in Time with the Seasons: Study
Researchers find that evolution can operate on extraordinarily fast timescales.www.the-scientist.com
Has audio:
Evolution is generally thought to move slowly, punctuated only by significant ecological disturbances like pollution or habitat destruction. But a study published today (March 17) in Science finds that evolution may in fact happen fast enough to enable adaptation to seasonal changes that happen each year—at least in fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster).
In a large-scale controlled field experiment lasting four months, scientists documented changes to 60 percent of the flies’ genes. The researchers also observed pronounced, rapid changes to six physical characteristics related to survival from July to November.
“The pace and magnitude of these changes is unprecedented,” study coauthor Paul Schmidt, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Pennsylvania, tells The Scientist. “The pace of evolution was incredibly surprising. It’s super fast.”
