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To: Brumar89 who wrote (52161)4/15/2014 7:45:29 AM
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Theoretical physicist Roger Penrose has said:If you look at the entire physical cosmos, Compared to the complexity of a brain, a galaxy is just an inert lump....

We only suppose this is another weak quote-mined appeal/hint at the complexity problem, isn't Nature grand?

But to also contemplate the entire "physical cosmos" one remembers to include also the view that there exists a range between the macro and the microcosm. And as we see for the emergence of life so much depends on location, location, location and only after enough generations of stars & that ongoing process nucleosynthesis that has been evolving since the BBang on a microcosmic, atomic level.

Another aspect of Nature is that everything known is always in a state of flux, always in motion. On a MicroCosmic level, operations that would make the "Cosmos" look like it was standing absolutely still.

Who needs multiverses when you have already the Micro & the Macro dimensions to deal with together?
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