@reasoning logic,
Quote:Re: Frank Apisa (Post 5204935)
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As for me...I cannot compute the probabilities...and I do not see enough evidence up0n which to make a meaningful estimate.
I could be wrong in my thinking but I think I may be correct and I will try and state my view point even though it may be wrong.
That is all any of us can do, RL. I enjoy hearing what you have to say...and the reasoning you use to arrive at where you are. I enjoy discussing our different (and often similar) takes on things.
Quote:If we were to say that something could come into existence by chance what would the likelihood be that this thing could also create other things?
I am not sure of what you actually are asking. Could you expand on the question so I am sure of what is being asked?
Keep in mind that I also think it possible that "nothing has ever come into existence"...that everything has always existed and just reforms occasionally or continually.
Quote:Would it be more likely that it just came into being or would it be more likely it just came into being and was also able to create other beings?
Actually, I think it is more likely that it (whatever you mean by "it") never ever "came into existence" but rather always has been in existence....that there never ever has ever been "nothing."
Just a guess, of course...a blind guess.
It is also possible that a GOD "came into existence" and...what happens next is anybody's guess. I think I probably favor "the GOD would then cause other things to come into existence." But that is also a blind guess...and probably is an projection of my own "no fun being alone" complexity.