From: Randall Parker 

In , the sagacious bobcomer{at}mindspring.com
Robert Comer perspicated:
> > So the green revolution, the development of the car, mass manufacturing,
> > airplanes, transistors, antibiotic, and all the rest aren't a
> > demonstration of the efficacy of at least some human minds?
>
> Yes, but are any of those as efficient as the could be -- no, are any
> catchall's, no.  There good obviously, but they could be better.

But dogs, cats, and assorted other species haven't made any of these
things. The fact that we are capable of doing these things at all is quite
impressive. That we can continue to find more ways to improve things and to
develop new inventions and products is impressive.

> Not really -- I "know" (not with 100% accuracy obviously)
what was written,
> and given those "facts", one can approximate what's going to
happen in the
> future.

So you do know something. That's just my point.

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