Deeper blue won Kasparov in Chess didn't it?
And I still stand with the possible scenario that the creator CAN be less complex. But I wont argue further, because I think God should have been more complex too. I mentioned it, because someone in the forum had repeatedly stated as though a fact that the creator MUST be at least as complex.
I am willing to debate though, that the poping out of god from nothing is MORE improbable than the poping out of the Universe from nothing.
No one has observed that the universe had poped out of nothing, jsut as it applies to god.
By what logic is it more Improbable?
Because god is more complex?
Or what?
Mentioned many times, as a support for atheism, but unchallenged by anyone.
And I still stand with the possible scenario that the creator CAN be less complex. But I wont argue further, because I think God should have been more complex too. I mentioned it, because someone in the forum had repeatedly stated as though a fact that the creator MUST be at least as complex.
I am willing to debate though, that the poping out of god from nothing is MORE improbable than the poping out of the Universe from nothing.
No one has observed that the universe had poped out of nothing, jsut as it applies to god.
By what logic is it more Improbable?
Because god is more complex?
Or what?
Mentioned many times, as a support for atheism, but unchallenged by anyone.
(February 23, 2009 at 11:36 am)Tiberius Wrote:(February 23, 2009 at 3:23 am)Ephrium Wrote: It is certainly conceivable(sp) That one day, humans can create a robot, with memory and processing power far greater than the human brain.Complete and utter speculation. I offer my challenge again, come up with 1 thing humans have made that is more complex than themselves and a method of determining complexity.
There you go.
Even if you can think of something which you reckon is more complex than its creator, you would need a method of testing its complexity. Robots today already have greater memory and processing power than us, but this doesn't make them complex, it only makes them more advanced in those specific attributes. We don't even properly understand how our brains work yet, we don't know how memory works yet, so how can we even begin to say things are more complex.
By the way, I'm loving this new "debate". It's a great new topic, thanks for bringing it up!
