![clapping :clap:](./images/smilies/asterisk_clap.gif)
![thumb up :thumb_up:](./images/smilies/thumb_up.gif)
I think I see what you are saying. Just because we don't know "why" is no reason to jump to conclusions?geckzilla wrote:But it's enough to say that all the important things got their own little patterns to follow because it just so happened to work, whatever pathway it takes.
Exactly how we know to carry out certain functions is up in the air. Pheromones? But when and how we breathe seems less uncertain. When I can't it's usually because I'm apneathetic.geckzilla wrote:The same way they automatically breathe. It's not hard! Down the rabbit hole of non-free will, we go.
I liked that too. As opposed to "artistically" appointed colors.tennisjazz wrote:"scientifically assigned colors]" (https://petlawblog.files.wordpress.com/ ... -paint.jpg, ha ha.
In trying to explore the answers to many questions we have great tools right at our fingertips. That often points one in a direction not always expected but usually enlightening.Trent Franklin wrote:What if light spectrums actually have slightly different speeds?