This is a very sincere question. There’s what’s called “specified…
This is a very sincere question. There’s what’s called “specified complexity”. Specified complexity is a term used to describe sequences which are both specific and complex simultaneously. An example is a watch. Have you ever seen all the moving parts within the inside of a watch? Without even the smallest of gears turning within this complex machine, the entire clock would be obsolete. Every livi... »