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| Because The Chances Of Such Things Happening Is Too Small?
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Rich on January 23, 2001 03:19:52 UTC |
Well let me finally make my snow storm parallel. Lets make a wild assumption that in this snow storm, there are 100,000 snowflakes at an altitude of 5,000 feet waiting to cancel school down below. As just one snowflake drifts down to earth, there are plenty places for it to land. Over here, there, anywhere. Suppose snowflake 1, S1 falls on spot sp1. Flake S2 on sp2. Flake S3 on sp3, etc... After every snowflake has fallen, there is no school. Now, your wackyness, try to recreate this snow storm. Try to get every snowflake to land exactly where they landed the first time. It is impossible to recreate such a thing. Yet it happened. How? By chance. Scary to think you exist by chance, but perhaps you should start checking into alternative designs of the universe. |
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