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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: Silversoul]
#4755443 - 10/04/05 05:48 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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I thought someone meant the ID as in "ego and ID" - just my ego, I guess now I have unballanced this thread and I am unravelling in embarrassment.
Intelligent Design (not ID as in "ego and ID") is not science by any measure or consideration. while ID as in ID in "ego and ID" is part of science.
Intelligent design is the embodiment of backwards thinking, like deja vu - "if this is beautiful let us thank the artist", but it is nature, the art is in our own appreciation, no external agency need be involved in the totality of nature.
unfortunately most people understand Evolution backwards as well which makes many of the minor arguments too much more meaningful than they should be in the silly contexts that they are waged (and I have done nothing to help with my "ego and ID").
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: redgreenvines]
#4755640 - 10/04/05 06:42 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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exactly
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: Divided_Sky]
#4755753 - 10/04/05 07:08 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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This is something i've been trying to tell people for many years. It's the extremists on each end of the spectrum that don't think it's possible for evolution and intelligent design to coexist. I believe in a combination of the two and, for me, they complement each other.
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: SneezingPenis]
#4755976 - 10/04/05 08:14 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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psilocyberin said: No one has talked about the imminent by-product of all this. If ID can be taught in science class, then why cant evolution/big bang theory be mandated in theology and philosophy classes? Furthermore, what would then stop the creation of the church of human secularism, which gets tax free EVERYTHING as well as government endowments and such.
I mean, who actually pays attention in high school, or who even, by the time they get to X science class where they teach these two opposing ideas hasnt already made up their mind. By the time 7-8th grade biology or environmental science rolls around, these kids will have been either evolutionist, or creationist for years.
um since when isn't evolution/big bang theory discussed in philosophy classes? are you suggesting philosophy is only taught with a theistic presupposition? secondly, if i recall correctly, philosophy and theology classes are not part of the standard high school curriculum. my high school did not offer a single "theology class". what would there be to mandate? also whether the kids were evolutionist/creationist is irrevelent, some people are undecided and others change their minds.
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: redgreenvines]
#4755992 - 10/04/05 08:21 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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redgreenvines said: I thought someone meant the ID as in "ego and ID" - just my ego, I guess now I have unballanced this thread and I am unravelling in embarrassment.
Intelligent Design (not ID as in "ego and ID") is not science by any measure or consideration. while ID as in ID in "ego and ID" is part of science.
Intelligent design is the embodiment of backwards thinking, like deja vu - "if this is beautiful let us thank the artist", but it is nature, the art is in our own appreciation, no external agency need be involved in the totality of nature.
unfortunately most people understand Evolution backwards as well which makes many of the minor arguments too much more meaningful than they should be in the silly contexts that they are waged (and I have done nothing to help with my "ego and ID").
but when you say "totality of nature" emphasis is still on the whole rather than a specific part. for example if i see a beautiful tree outside i'm aware that the tree doesn't exist on its own but as part of the totality of nature which created it. therefore rather than worshiping the tree itself, it makes more sense to think of the totality of nature. this is essentially the same as the concept of God ( don't thank me, thank God).
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: dr0mni]
#4757452 - 10/05/05 01:30 AM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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until the intelligent dsign hypothesis can be tested, it will remain pseudoscience...
thus far no one has devised a test that will either prove or disprove intelligent design...
and the one question intelligent design proponents will not and cannot answer is, what is the origin of the supposed designer?
was there an intelligent designer for the intelligent designer? surely an intelligent designer who can create such an elegant design for the universe could not have come about except by intervention of an even greater intelligence...
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: Divided_Sky]
#4757549 - 10/05/05 02:44 AM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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I say, explore god with all means, then try a hypothesis which can be tested I am quite sure, humans will find something behind existence somedays in the future, what they are able to proof and interpret.
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: BlueCoyote]
#4758001 - 10/05/05 08:29 AM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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the only "evidence" that ID theorists have is Dembeski's "Design Filter" which is also used in the SETI project. Basically it's a process that determines probablity. If a pattern has a certain degree of improbability and all alternative explainations are discounted, then it supposedly indicates design.
The only problem with this is that the results are not falsifiable. Using the "design filter" we can only search for negative characteristics (or the absence of characteristics) but we can never affirm characteristics of design. All we can do is say "well, we've checked off all other alternatives. All that's left is design by an intelligence."
This is an extremely abstract inference! And since design can only be confirmed by this method, and not falsified, then this method does not stand up to the criteria for a valid scientific theory.
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: dr0mni]
#4758133 - 10/05/05 09:09 AM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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premises of intelligence consciousness and or design with which seti was conceived, may not be correct. fractal patterns seem designed and are basically chaos.
is this about making up a new creation myth? or about which club we are members of?
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: dr0mni]
#4758165 - 10/05/05 09:20 AM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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that's interesting, that's like saying designers are not part of nature. brain are chaotic systems, biological, natural systems. even the most "designed" pattern is "undesigned" from a certain perspective, and vice versa it seems.
IOW an arbitrary, useless concept IMO.
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: MikeOLogical]
#4759196 - 10/05/05 01:31 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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MikeOLogical said: until the intelligent dsign hypothesis can be tested, it will remain pseudoscience...
thus far no one has devised a test that will either prove or disprove intelligent design...
and the one question intelligent design proponents will not and cannot answer is, what is the origin of the supposed designer?
was there an intelligent designer for the intelligent designer? surely an intelligent designer who can create such an elegant design for the universe could not have come about except by intervention of an even greater intelligence...
who says they will not answer it? they will say the original designer also designed time and therefore always was.
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: Deviate]
#4759412 - 10/05/05 02:30 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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the original designer would have to be so complex that it is unfathomable that it came about without the help of a supremely intelligent being
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: Deviate]
#4759415 - 10/05/05 02:31 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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crunchy, that's exactly what the ID theorists are saying, that high degrees of order can not come from chaos...
but we know from fractals and chaos theory that this is not necessarily true.
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: MikeOLogical]
#4759421 - 10/05/05 02:32 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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MikeOLogical said: the original designer would have to be so complex that it is unfathomable that it came about without the help of a supremely intelligent being
ah! A paradox! lol!
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: MikeOLogical]
#4759748 - 10/05/05 03:58 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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MikeOLogical said: the original designer would have to be so complex that it is unfathomable that it came about without the help of a supremely intelligent being
why?
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: Deviate]
#4760857 - 10/05/05 09:18 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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because surely if the universe is so complex that it cannot come about without the help of an intelligent designer, then the designer of the universe would have to be even more complex, such a designer would need an even greater intelligence to be designed... and then you're left with the paradox of who designed the designer of the designer...
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: MikeOLogical]
#4760948 - 10/05/05 09:32 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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no, not if everything is the expression of only one intelligence.
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: redgreenvines]
#4761121 - 10/05/05 10:01 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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redgreenvines said:
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Annom said: Paradigm The hypothesis that the earth was created in 7 days is the same as ID. ...
no it isn't one is a metaphor in which the idea of creation is embedded as a closed issue, and the other is a collection of mechanisms that are directly observed repeatedly and consistently not fully understood - being an open case for ongoing investigation.
I find the comparison dangerously misleading
Funny that everything in the bible that is obviously crazy is a metaphor.
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: Deviate]
#4761212 - 10/05/05 10:17 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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Deviate said: no, not if everything is the expression of only one intelligence.
But that is the very ARGUMENT of the ID theory, that biological complexity must be a result of design. The designer most definitely is going to be complex. IDT refutes the idea that specified-complexity (or irreducible complexity) can come out of a system that is not specifically (or irreducibly complex). Therefore, such a complex creator must have been designed, and IF NOT, then such a creator can just happen out of nowhere, or by complete chance, then the whole premises of IDT goes out the window!
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Re: The Problem With The Intelligent Design Debate [Re: dr0mni]
#4763392 - 10/06/05 10:44 AM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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I think, to discuss ID, we should forget about our well known linearity of time, as it is obvious for me, that design and evolution will mix only in the future. We are constantly under constructrion, aren't we ? So, were does design will lead us ? Is it related to total order, which is equal to death (which is the rooting-point of all life) ? Or lies the design, what will lead us to something, allready in the process ? I think, it lies in the process, and so can not be that external. We use to mistake something, we don't know and can't measure so far, to be external. Common fault.
If we will look from the (optimal designed) futute to the (not so well designed) past, the vision could get clearer (but for me still clouded somehow at the moment). Interesting how the optimal design just got channeld to the immense singularity of bigbang... I have to contemplate
Or this expression of ID doesn't lead anywhere, because so many misinterpretations could be inside ?
Now I stop, as I get confused
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