You asked the original question. And then you gave a perfectly valid reason for not asking it. (Post 29) And THEN repeated the question in a later post.
"God" is a force that puts life on planets throughout the universe, no belief required. Oops. Someone else attempting to redefine "god". If god is a force how do we measure it? What units are used? Angels (standard SI abbreviation An)? What's that in mks? It is just ordinary matter and energy distributing itself through out the universe, ordinary units of mass and energy apply.
In other words you are redefining "god". Please show that there is a "force" that puts life on planets throughout the universe. Or even just on Earth to keep it simple.
What do you consider what we have on the earth? We have life which is unique. It is a manifestation of Intelligence , matter without intelligent force will be just a rock which will be weathered by the air
Unique? Possibly. Depending on what exactly you mean by unique. Supposition. And doesn't address the question anyway, other than to use a circular argument.
I don't believe in atheist so I guess I am one of those A- Team players you talk of Sidey. You see I learned something that puts humility in Me . Want to know ? I will tell you anyway. Human Intelligence is " shuuush--- Don't want to let the cat out---- not the center of the universe
Not yet maybe. I believe I did in another thread. Humans can never be perfect thanks to evolution. Variation in our gene pool is our strength, and it means that a certain percentage of people will not be ideally suited to the present environment, always. Add to that the pace of our technological advancement due to intelligence, and it creates a constantly changing environment.
it doesn't seem to me like anyone is ideally suited to the present environment which makes me question your premise. wouldn't it be better if instead of no one being ideally suited, everyone was ideally suited? if everyone was ideally suited to a perfect environment, then wouldn't that make us perfect humans?
Everything changes... Change is the only constant. Under your scenario, when the environment changes and we are no longer ideally suited, we all die.
I'm sure there are some people who seem to have a charmed life, who fit their time and place more or less perfectly. If everyone was ideally suited, then when things change, and change is inevitable, we would all die. I do think that in a relatively stable environment, most animals would be well adapted, but these are not the conditions in which humans find themselves, probably and paradoxically due to our success.
what kind of change? also this idea of perfection, or being ideally suited, doesn't have to imply that everyone is exactly the same.
