14 - Recapitulation and Conclusion

Proof of God

Science is very religious in its way.
If there is a proof you must accept it
or find a flaw in it.
There are no other choices.

As a scientist, if you were told 3 and 3 are 6
you can either believe it, or know its true.
There are no other choices.

The science religion commands that
you can not believe something you know to be true.

As far as you are concerned as a scientist,
the words Know and Believe are simply contradictory.
Either you believe it, or you know it to be true.
Exclusive Or (XOR).
There are no other choices.

If one can show a proof of God
no scientist would ever believe in God.

There are many prominent scientists who do believe in God.

There will not be a credible proof of God at least
until credible scientists who believe in God are extinct.

"I must premise, that I have nothing to do with the
origin of the primary mental powers,
any more than I have with that of life itself." -
Charles Darwin, The Origin of Species, Instinct.

14 - Recapitulation and Conclusion

The End

Life on earth will probably exist for as long as
the sun or center of the earth provide energy.
It will probably end with the aid of Extra Terrestrial forces:
A meteor will hit, the sun will cool down while becoming too distant,
a black hole will swallow, or something else.

Mankind will have one day the power,
to shift the moon from its natural orbit.

14 - Recapitulation and Conclusion

Variations Under

The D. Postulate claims:
There is set of laws implied by logic, saying that
given certain conditions of the environment,
things must behave according to certain rules.

To be precise, Charles Darwin looked at two separate examples.
He called them:
1. Variations Under Domestication, and
2. Variations Under Nature.
His conclusion he makes very clear:
There are major differences that can be summarized as follows:

Under domestication, improvement is of much higher pace,
at the expense of much lesser quality.

In broader D. Postulate perspective:
The conditions of the environment,
which Charles Darwin termed the Conditions Of Life,
are playing a significant role in the pace and quality of the productions.