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From: bob@chemstor.UUCP (Robert Weigel)
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Subject: Re: Life imitates art?
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Date: Fri, 29-May-87 12:28:20 EDT
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Posted: Fri May 29 12:28:20 1987
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Keywords: Missing dimension
Summary: I've found it not to be.
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       It would seem that all of the articles on this topic have been written
with the assumption that man and ape are both purely physical beings who's 
differences and liknesses can be fully measured by physical observations.  This
assumption is very boring.  I say this because if this assumption were true,
everything I am saying here is the result of history.  (Before you prejudge, try
thinking this through.)  The processes of my mind, when viewed from this sense,
are either completely predictable, (ie. Newtonian Physics), or a mixture of this
and randomness.  Either way, I'm not in control,.. right!!  My Bible says God
created the creatures out of the dirt, but he made man in his image.  ( With a
free will too!)  Somehow, that seems to fit reality a little better in view of
who I am.  But keep on matching those Chromosomes!