RSSDesign Argument Reviews Strategic Objective with David Hume
An Incomplete Analogy
David Hume stated that within our experience of objects, we are able to recognise the ones that are human-designed – think pile of stones and brick wall. However, to speak to a designed Universe, we need to experience arrays of universes. Since we only experience one, the analogy cannot be applied.
Why do we have to accept that the universe i like a machine — as in Paley’s watchmaker argument — when perhaps, as it says in Wikipedia, it would be better described as a giant inert animal.
Design Argument Moves to Replace Itself
The Design Argument, in an effort to transcend its brand as a full-cervix, low-audience blog, is moving towards a simpler, more direct format.
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