Massie wrote:
> Quite to the contrary. ID argues that there is no reasonable exptation
> of a yet undiscoverd scientific principle of organization of information
> of this complexity from chaos and therefore we need a God. This is not
> about filling in God where we just do not know something.
>
> However, the other side feels that any attempt to posit that information
> came from a non-physical source is a vain attempt to insert God of the
> gaps.
>
> Bert M
Could you tell me how the ID camp handles information generation found in
symbol sequences course grained from chaotic attractors which naturally occur
in nature; e.g. BZ reactions? (see Prigogine's book "Complexity") It seems to
me that this obviates the need for new physics or God and offers "reasonable
expectation" of an explanation for "specified complexity" based on present
knowledge of nonlinearity.
Thanks
George A.
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