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Originally Posted by spanktehbadwookie
You didn't ask why the word inherent was chosen. You cherry picked that part out and jump to your own conclusion. I told you I can't be responsible for your misunderstanding.
I didn't need to ask in order to know how painful it was to read.
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You keep asking me a question rooted in the assumption I don't think that simulated spontaneity is real.
I keep asking you a question about what you think the ****ing difference is.
But remember back when you said:
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Simulation is clearly useful, purposeful, and satisfying. But,
Ain't nothing like the real thing, baby.
It's you that drew this distinction. I'm asking you wtf you're talking about. It's not a trap. It's an attempt at a conversation.
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I point you back to the description I made of that concept in reality. A constructed object which executes processes. Do you believe the universe is a constructed object which executes process?
Constructed here is ambiguous. I don't believe the universe was constructed by an outside intelligence. I wouldn't object to a statement saying that the universe was a construct or constructed of X.
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What reasons do we have to narrow spontaneity down to equal the results of a random number generator rather than just include it with the other spontaneous elements around the universe?
I genuinely don't understand the question.
I'm not narrowing anything. I'm trying to figure out why you have a problem with my example of something spontaneous from something designed. By any measure I'm being broader than you.