[Mormons and Evolution] 1/13/2006 01:24:14 PM
But that depends upon what one counts as special. i.e. how specific.
If special is just a class, then you're right. As it becomes more narrow things change.
Really this just gets into the issue of anthropic reasoning and at what point it becomes significant. It's like a deck of cards. If a full house is viewed as special in our game we treat it differently than if we view it as part of a class of say certain configurations. Being dealt a full house is understandably more questionable, even if it is possible.
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Posted by Clark Goble to Mormons and Evolution at 1/13/2006 01:24:14 PM
If special is just a class, then you're right. As it becomes more narrow things change.
Really this just gets into the issue of anthropic reasoning and at what point it becomes significant. It's like a deck of cards. If a full house is viewed as special in our game we treat it differently than if we view it as part of a class of say certain configurations. Being dealt a full house is understandably more questionable, even if it is possible.
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Posted by Clark Goble to Mormons and Evolution at 1/13/2006 01:24:14 PM
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