To: inquest
Yes I think there definitely is meaningful distinction between natural and artificial. The origins of a car would be artificial imo. I would disagree with anyone who describes a car's origins as natural.
To: bobdsmith
So I'll come up with a more plausible example, then. Say we find something that looks like an artifact on Mars, or a tantalizingly artificial-looking radio signal through SETI. Could science, through elimination of possibilities, at least be able to demonstrate a high probability that what it discovered is indeed artificial?
371 posted on
10/01/2005 9:16:00 AM PDT by
inquest
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To: bobdsmith
I would disagree with anyone who describes a car's origins as natural.Then an ant hill is not natural?
422 posted on
10/01/2005 7:34:12 PM PDT by
Louis Foxwell
(THIS IS WAR AND I MEAN TO WIN IT.)
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