Bruce Barnett wrote:
writes:

I gave several examples of order evolving from chaos:
Crystals
Carbon nanotubes
Emegent systems.
Evolutionary simulations.


Order from chaos is a temporary thing.

Not necessarily. See above.


Your examples above are all temporary, for large values
of 'temporary.'

Ah. Yes. Life on this planet is temporary. But since the topic was
evolution, and someone argued that "order does not come out of chaos"
as an argument against evolution, this is the proper timescale, eh?

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Agreed, although Mark or Juanita appears to confabulate biology
with cosmology.

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