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Distributive Intelligence

Submitted by Butterworth (guest) on Sat, 12/20/2008 - 1:59am.

I would like to recommend a whole new direction to the Evolution and Intelligent Design debate. This is the concept of distributive intelligence. This is an update to Darwin's Theory based upon Relativity and Quantum Mechanics.
It's based upon two details:
1) Time is in the forth dimension (Relativity)
2) Objects are blended together (Quantum Mechanics) and have a reality within.
So instead of life being randomly affected by outside forces (current theory) life can actually see what's coming down the time axis and can prepare for it. Life can even learn from it's mistakes. There is a design here but it came from the life.

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