[_] HP Labs Bristol Science Lecture
Chris Kaminski
chris at setmajer.com
Fri Sep 1 08:26:30 BST 2006
> However, it's perfectly possible to be a good scientist AND
> be religious. My view is that if there is/was a god, and I
> were that god, then I'd be far happier coming up with a neat
> labour-saving hack like evolution and the hypothetical
> Genetic Algorithm-style multiuniverse model (ie. building a
> mechanism for trying out all possible permutations and
> combinations of constants until one works), than having to
> micromanage each sodding event that happens since I pressed
> the "Play" button.
If there is indeed a supreme being who cooked up a Algorithm-style
multiuniverse gizmo, do we have any idea whether ours is a success or a
failure?
And what's to say this supreme being wasn't doing a primary school science
project -- one which earned a failing grade?
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