Re: this is the time to pray

From: SevagK (kahlinor_at_nop.yahoo.com)
Date: 01/16/05 

Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2005 02:54:36 -0500

The Wannabe wrote:
> Randall wrote:
>As for God not being able to work within our frame of
> reference, that's just plain silly. Imagine I create an artificial
> life form in a computer program. I can certainly communicate
> with it through code and other channels I've created for that
> purpose.

No you cannot. A computer program is a dead thing. You cannot commuicate
with it AT ALL. You can communicate with yourself, only, in that way, or
with some other person viewing the program. But not with the program. And

not with the CPU. This is the most stupid thing yet I heard you say in
the

computer field. It shows for 100% sure, that you have not a clue what you

pretend to be dealing wit
-----------------------------------------------------------

This is an inane response, Wannabe. Randall said "Imagine I create an
Artificial life form..."

If you don't think that is possible with the proper technology, then your
being alive is also not possible, since, taking God out of the equasion,
it would mean that your life was created with *zero* technology... down to
a random natural occurance.

The human brain is a collection of nodes and electronic pulses powered by
chemical reactions. Humans are nothing more than sophisticated biological
computers.

Before you accuse others of being stupid and illiterate, perhaps you
should first examine yourself.

-kain
http://www.geocities.com/kahlinor

Relevant Pages

  • Re: If you were and alien/human invader...
    ... If your race is so advanced, though, why would you want to take over Earth in the first place? ... there is a God, and he got this nifty new computer program for Christmas. ... Someone's parents telling Someone to clean up his damn bedroom, ...
    (sci.space.history)
  • Re: Harshmans end Part one
    ... But on multiple lifeforms, it would have to be that way. ... So if you wrote one computer program for one function, ... So harshman comes along and demands that GOD reinvent the wheel every ... But reinventing the wheel every time would be dumb. ...
    (talk.origins)
  • Re: Harshmans end Part one
    ... Now on any INDIVIDUAL lifeform, ... So if you wrote one computer program for one function, ... So harshman comes along and demands that GOD reinvent the wheel every ... But reinventing the wheel every time would be dumb. ...
    (talk.origins)
  • Harshmans end Part one
    ... But on multiple lifeforms, it would have to be that way. ... So if you wrote one computer program for one function, ... So harshman comes along and demands that GOD reinvent the wheel every ... But reinventing the wheel every time would be dumb. ...
    (talk.origins)
  • Re: Sudoku Solver ??
    ... How do you expect a computer program to know which numbers ... >> were starter hints and which were errors? ... >>I imagine a computer program could be written which would solve any ... > But suppose a person starts working on a sudoku. ...
    (rec.puzzles)