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Subject I just figured out evolution... seems so obvious now

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How about this idea. Every form, has a thought, the thought is the template for the form to instantiate.
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IMO, every thought [i]is a form[/i]

I mean, I just had to face facts. If you hit someone in the head with a hammer, (changing the form of their brain), you will have changed their 'thoughts'
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yes every thought is a form, yet different in nature to the kind of forms you talk about in your evolution theory, which only touches on the physical level of forms, so that was the kind of form I was referring to, a physical form, or a form defined by the physics of these three dimensions.
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dimension is speculation at best.

math is just a medium of understanding.
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yes, but how else would you like to define the difference in nature between a thought and, say, a plant? in everyday language.
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Original Message A human being is nothing but a bunch of symbiotic relationships between single celled organisms.

These single celled organisms trade information by exchanging 'viruses'

When there is a major change to the environment, the bacteriological landscape changes. So if tomorrow, Earth's atmosphere became methane, then methane eating bacteria would grow rapidly and take over.

These bacteria would create viruses, that would infect any higher level 'organisms' to then be able to 'eat methane'

We would view this as a 'mutation' but there would be nothing 'random' about it.

So a major change in the environment, creates intelligent cascading changes in the biology of the ecosystem.

Simple as that.

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