You have not addressed my point. Dr Hoffman's work defines that all life cannot see accurately. Not seeing accurately feeds our intelligence. My main point is; if all life is in the same boat, then why hasn't all life evolved to a higher state of intelligence? When considering the balance in nature and taking in Hoffman's conclusion, that rules out the supernatural, Can you explain why all life has not evolved to the same level of intelligence? The only other option, unless you can think of another is; we are all connected? Purpose is the food of intelligent life; variety gives it that purpose.

You are making the same mistake that many make. An iIntelligent species is not the same as an intelligent individual within that species. An intelligent species gives purpose to the individual; it is purpose that keeps a species surviving. Without purpose we could not exist, which is why religion has a negative affect on life - it destroys constructive purpose.

@dodin you have made a mistake about my making a mistake. i have not mistaken individual intelligence for special intelligence. i was speaking of special intelligence.

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genessa, please read Dr Hoffman's work before you criticize, that is what religious people do; they change the facts to suit their view. Hoffman researched the Australian jewel beetle and found it could not see accurately. Not seeing accurately makes us struggle for answers, but the positive side to this is; the struggle feeds our intelligence. Hofffman doesn't think he has discovered something the truth is he has. The jewel beetle has been successfully breeding for millions of years, but suddenly it began to die out. Hoffman discovered that the female beetle was shiny dimpled and brown. The beer bottles that were scattered across the outback were shiny dimpled and brown. The male beetle couldn't tell the difference between a bottle and a female. Let's forget about other species, just take the jewel beetle which is in the same boat as us, it cannot see accurately, which is suppose to feed its intelligence and explain to me why we have evolved intelligently and the beetle hasn't? Please look at the evidence.

@dodin i don't care to be compared to a religionist, and have said nothing to warrant such a comparison. disagreeing with you doesn't make me a fact-changer. it means i disagree with you, which i still do. nothing you've said inclines me to explore this topic further. in fact, your assertions turn me off to the point of wanting nothing more to do with this. you seem okay with changing the subject but accuse me of changing facts. great. i'll go read someone else's posts now.

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Imagine two worlds and to simplify let's call them two jigsaws. On jigsaw No 1 lives a species that can see accurately; it completes the jigsaw without purpose. On jigsaw No2 lives a species that cannot see accurately; it struggles, but its struggle feeds its intelligence which is passed down to the individuals, giving them purpose. Like I wrote, if all life cannot see accurately then why hasn't all life reached the same level of intelligence? Because nature works in this way, the supernatural cannot exist, it would put us on jigsaw No1 with nowhere to go. This leaves us with only one answer; all life is connected. Life must be evolving as one energy. It started as one and is still evolving as one.This could be the main reason for sleep when the subconscious is most active. At any one time over half of the worlds population is asleep. When I look at Feynman's one electron theory combined with Newton's constant and plus quantum entanglement I begin to see the answer being the same. I am not a scientist and I know I could be wrong, but when I see what could be the beginning of the reality that explains the whole, which way should I choose to go?

I would just like to add; Hoffman's research is not a theory, he came across the fact that life cannot see accurately by studying the Australian jewel beetle.