Meet n Greet

Seattle, WA
I guess this is the area for the meet n greet. Hello and welcome, Friends, Family and Strangers. We’ll see how this whole blogging thing goes, as of now there are no real outlines for it--I'm thinking I'll take a Freudian approach and let my subconscious do the writing. I guess I'm here 'cause, well, I just like to write. I also like to take pictures, doodle, sketch, write long lists and share the strange things I find on the interweb. Some applaud my humble exploration, while others... well don't. I'm a little disheveled in my abstractions and narrations, but I can be interesting sometimes, too. I don't really care, but now that you have entered my world, you are now a part of the judging jury. This is an outlet for my musings. Nonlinear and no editing. Enjoy.

Monday, December 6, 2010

riddle me this

Functioning complex systems coming into existence by blind chance is 'vanishingly' small. Take my car as an example, say that I took apart all of the pieces of my car and laid them on my front lawn, then a tornado came through and put every piece back together into its correct functioning place.

The odds are impossibly small of this happening.

So my question is this:

Is the probability that the human race with all our functioning complexities coming into existence by pure chance smaller or larger than the probability that there is an existing intelligent designer that made us?






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