Post by Radrook Admin on May 11, 2024 13:15:17 GMT -5
Water produced codes and decoders?
Which raises the question of how these different perceptual organs and the sections of the brain arrived at such a sender-receiver-interpreter relationship. Water taught the organs how to signal via those specific sequences, and then meticulously configured parts of the brain to understand them?
But then, who exactly taught the water how to purposefully code electrical signals for sound, sight, hearing and balance? If indeed so, then how did water, which is composed of mindless oxygen and hydrogen, know that a message needed to be sent to a receiver who could decipher it, and then proceed to create one, without possessing any appendages to manipulate matter and bring them both into a mutual cooperative relationship to accomplish its goal?
But even more significantly, an awareness of an exterior world where an organism is expected to exist is necessary in order to create a code for such instructions. For example, how did water code DNA for sound, taste, smell, colors, all which are potential perceptions of an exterior world? How did it know that food could have taste so as to design a tongue to taste it? Or that light could be perceived in colors? Or that vibrations in an atmosphere could be perceived as sound?
Obviously, the proposition that totally unconscious, purposeless water is all that's needed in order for such a finely-tuned arrangement to be established is plain, unadulterated nonsense, and those who propose it are unequivocally employing quackery in the service of fanatical theophobic atheism regardless of their level of education.
Isn't it weird how supposedly highly-educated and supposedly sane humans are constantly saying that all you need for life to arise is water while totally ignoring the need for a DNA code and the essential Decoder RNA, and the other molecular machines needed to carry out the DNA instructions as well as to constant repair the DNA? But that is just the tip of the ridiculous proposal that what is obviously designed emerged into existence accidentally.
You see, these individuals also choose to blatantly ignore that all the perceived sensations are actually electrical signals delivered by neurotransmitters to different sections of the brain which have the ability to DECODE them and immediately and effortlessly translate them into sound, sight, smell, taste, pleasure pain, etc.
Code and Decoder
You see, these individuals also choose to blatantly ignore that all the perceived sensations are actually electrical signals delivered by neurotransmitters to different sections of the brain which have the ability to DECODE them and immediately and effortlessly translate them into sound, sight, smell, taste, pleasure pain, etc.
How Does the Body Make Electricity — and How Does It Use It?
They ignore that if such coded electrical sequenced signals were not understood precisely by the sections of the brain to where they are being transmitted, then the person would remain blind, unable to smell, taste or hear, stay balanced on his feet, or feel any other sensation essential for survival. In short, he would be completely out of touch with the exterior world and dead for all practical purposes.
Which raises the question of how these different perceptual organs and the sections of the brain arrived at such a sender-receiver-interpreter relationship. Water taught the organs how to signal via those specific sequences, and then meticulously configured parts of the brain to understand them?
But then, who exactly taught the water how to purposefully code electrical signals for sound, sight, hearing and balance? If indeed so, then how did water, which is composed of mindless oxygen and hydrogen, know that a message needed to be sent to a receiver who could decipher it, and then proceed to create one, without possessing any appendages to manipulate matter and bring them both into a mutual cooperative relationship to accomplish its goal?
But even more significantly, an awareness of an exterior world where an organism is expected to exist is necessary in order to create a code for such instructions. For example, how did water code DNA for sound, taste, smell, colors, all which are potential perceptions of an exterior world? How did it know that food could have taste so as to design a tongue to taste it? Or that light could be perceived in colors? Or that vibrations in an atmosphere could be perceived as sound?
Obviously, the proposition that totally unconscious, purposeless water is all that's needed in order for such a finely-tuned arrangement to be established is plain, unadulterated nonsense, and those who propose it are unequivocally employing quackery in the service of fanatical theophobic atheism regardless of their level of education.