"This dynamic creates the potential for complexity to increase -- IOW, this is the engine that drives localized anentropy in the cosmos."
Perhaps you are using the word "complexity" somewhat differently than I am accustomed to--is not increasing complexity an entropical, and not an anentropical, phenomenon?
I've always had a problem with the "dark matter" that must exist as 90% of all universal matter in order for gravitation theories to be true, and we've yet to find any of that stuff.
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Date: 2004-10-16 12:49 am (UTC)Perhaps you are using the word "complexity" somewhat differently than I am accustomed to--is not increasing complexity an entropical, and not an anentropical, phenomenon?
I've always had a problem with the "dark matter" that must exist as 90% of all universal matter in order for gravitation theories to be true, and we've yet to find any of that stuff.