| Snoopy said: Yes, but how many of those planets have resources that can sustain life? Not many and not to mention there has to be life itself as well. I never said there isn't alien life, but it didn't just appear by chance which is the point you are missing. Also, each solar system is like one lotto ticket for a separate game since each one is completely different and has it own rules so to speak in some regards. The bottom line: You can't actually believe the universe without a consciousness can create everything we have today by chance. Most of the things we enjoy today (technology, buildings/infastructue,most of our food/resource, etc) were made by someone with consciousness. Earth itself is much more complex and advanced than all of the items I mentioned. There is no way it could be created by chance. |
Stellar and planetary evolution doesn't operate on chance. The only chance-esque thing in the entire Universe operates on a subatomic level in the field of quantum mechanics which is a novel field with a plethora of open questions.
What you're saying is about as asinine as suggesting that water was assembled by chance rather than the laws of chemistry.
Your understanding, or rather lack thereof, while espousing certitude is quite off-putting and you would do well to educate yourself on the basic mechanics of the Universe rather than reading mythology.
