*The scientific laws are already there in Nature.
The scientists only discovered them and usually name them after
themselves.

*I made such an observation some time back--and a shortsighted character in
this forum hurled abuses.
*

*
On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 8:39 PM, sadovnik socratus <[email protected]>wrote:

> Evolution / Consciousness and Quantum of Light.
> ==.
> The scientific laws are already there in Nature.
> The scientists only discovered them and usually name them after
> themselves.
> Maybe these laws were there by chance, but maybe these laws were
> created
>  and set in motion which explain the evolution of Nature.
> If the Universe was created by chance – we don't need consciousness.
> But if the Universe was developed by way of evolution
> ( from simple to complex ) it means it needed consciousness
> for its development.
> And then we have a question:
> How and where was the first germ of consciousness born?
> #
>  Can evolution be possible by chance?
> No, because “ The second law of thermodynamics “ says the Universe
>  as whole goes to cold equilibrium ( T=0K) , to regress, to death.
> So, by chance evolution is impossible.
> Evolution means progress. But if evolution is progress
> it must have consciousness to make this progress possible.
> If it so, we have an astonishing situation.
> In 1900 , Max Planck , trying to save the Universe from ice age
> discovered
>  Quantum of Light. This  Quantum of Light saves the Universe from
>  extinction, gives life and it means takes part in the Cosmic
> evolution.
> Question:
> Does  Quantum of Light have consciousness?
> #
> All these fifty years of conscious brooding have brought me
>  no nearer to the answer to the question ' What are light quanta?'
> Nowadays every Tom, Dick and Harry thinks he knows it,
>  but he is mistaken
>           / Albert Einstein /
> #
> "There is in particular one problem whose exhaustive
> solution could provide considerable elucidation.
> What becomes of the energy of a photon after complete emission?"
> / Max Planck.  Nobel Lecture, June 2, 1920 /
>
> This question still waits for its answer.
> =======================.
>  Best wishes.
> Israel Sadovnik.  Socratus.
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