It's on his github. It's linked in the description

it's literally a simulation of evolution lol its not gonna be an exact representation... he does a damn good job of explaining how it all works and the theory is well documented

Do you also go around screaming that trucks aren’t vehicles?

​@@infinitelyexplosive4131If I understand correctly, your metaphor doesn't convey the concept. Trucks are vehicles and occasional adaptation is not a functional evolution. However I wasn't shouting, I was peacefully sharing my idea. I love Confucius, I love Socrates, I love calling things by their right name and shared knowledge is what I seek in life, it's what people call "truth".

@@mr_bamboo_3048 lmao ok dude

@@infinitelyexplosive4131 🙏

No? All that evolution is is changing of allele frequencies across generations

What?

@@tiedeman39 this is the most coherent religious person, it doesnt get more comprehensible than this

in california you aren't killed for being different

The programming could be caused by something else, even if we talk about this simulation, a lot of cosmic rays could program this entire thing by chance i think

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@@doodoo2065 sure thing brother sure thing…

@@Skfkinho I mean, im not even lying But whatever makes you happy i guess

@@doodoo2065 bro are you that delusional do you fcking read your comment ?

that would depend if we find life in the solar system, or proof of life in a different solar system.

There are trillions of galaxies in the observable universe alone. We’ve discovered hundreds of planets in their stars habitable zones. This indicates _at least_ billions of trillions of habitable zone planets. As far as we can tell, water is extraordinarily common in the universe, as is carbon, silicon, nitrogen, etc. These are not rare. Any given habitable zone planet almost assuredly has these in abundance. Planetary gravity has its limits. A planet can never have a gravity so high or so low that life couldn’t form. There’s no reason life couldn’t arise on a planet with twice earth’s gravity, especially since life began very deep in the water, and water negates gravity (except for water pressure but that doesn’t really affect molecules or microbes) Again, favorable positions of astronomical bodies is a factor but it’s not like Earth’s position is extraordinarily rare. Many systems have hot Jupiters, but many do not. Even if these parameters cut out 99% of systems (unlikely), you’re left with hundreds of millions of trillions of planets. And given an even moderate amount of geological time (thousands of years), elements circulate thoroughly within an ocean. Given that Mars coincidentally has nearly the same rotational speed as us, it seems like moderate rotation speeds are common. But also there’s no real evidence that day-length is a factor in planetary habitability, with the obvious exception of tidal locking. And again, even if 99% are somehow disqualified for this, tens of millions of trillions of planets. Again, 99% disqualified? Millions of trillions of planets and chances for life. The fact is, even if every single metric somehow shows that Earth is the luckiest it can possibly be, you have TRILLIONS of opportunities for life to form in the observable universe alone. And no serious abiogenesis researcher accepts the claims that the chances of life arising are so small as to be impossible. Those figures are manipulated by people out of the loop on current research who are motivated by a desire to prove a presupposed religious conclusion (that God had to have created the first life). I’m a Christian and I believe in God as the creator of the universe but I see no convincing argument that God is necessary to have created the first life. That’s just God of the gaps crap and it weakens faith. Because when you realize that God isn’t necessary to explain the parts of science you don’t understand, what other reason will you have to believe?

Its easy for someone to win a lottery when you have billions of people playing it

Sorry to break it to you but it seems it’s gonna reach this number way earlier than this 😅