Omega Point, Singularity

Rob Harris Cen-IT (Rob.Harris@bournemouth.gov.uk)
Fri, 4 Jun 1999 14:26:59 +0100

Greetings,

I don't normally contribute, but the list is getting real boring now.... I suggest a discussion upon the feasibility of omega point theory.

Does anyone else notice the action of planets etc., viewing them as organisms, which succeed (spawn life/something else), or fail (no geological activity). Perhaps the same is true for universes. Perhaps this universe is not as chaotic as we generally believe? Maybe this universe is an optimised ancestor of an ancient life-spawning-by-chance universe, making lifeforms in this universe inevitable. What do you think?

Rob.



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