[grey_whiskers]

If one can grasp that the physical laws themselves change over time, then evolutionary advancement through a biological isn't that much of a stretch.

Would you please give examples of physical laws that change over time? We may be talking past each other.

Morphogenetic reasonance is a real thing with plenty of evidence to back it up.

I didn't get the spell check comment.

And apparently you still don't, see the underline :-)

Cheers!

[numberonepal]

There is evidence that the constants "c" and "e" may not have always been what they are today. Also it is believed that the weak nuclear force didn't "pop-up" until after the Big Bang. In other words, all was pure energy without matter. There's G_d right there if you ask me. I see "reasonance", but what does that have to do with monkeys typing Shakespeare (which is a shallow hypothesis given the probabilities involved)?