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50 Richard Conn Henry, Professor in the Henry A. Rowland Department of Physics and Astronomy, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA. Henry, R. C. (2005): The Mental Universe. Nature 436, 29: "The Universe is entirely mental" … "The Universe is immaterial — mental and spiritual. Live, and enjoy." Zu zahlreichen weiteren Publikationen von R.C.H. siehe http://henry.pha.jhu.edu/henryDir/publications.html http://henry.pha.jhu.edu/clearer.light.pdf und http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v436/n7047/full/436029a.html sowie http://en.scientificcommons.org/richard_conn_henry 'Aber keine einzige wissenschaftliche Theorie nimmt auf immaterielle Faktoren Bezug.' Frank J. Tipler, seit 1987 Professor für mathematische Physik an der Tulane Universität in New Orleans (er "arbeitete an zahlreichen Instituten, unter anderem auch mit Stephen Hawking und Roger Penrose zusammen"). Tipler, F. J. (2003): Intelligent life in cosmology. International Journal of Astrobiology 2: 141-148. Cambridge University Press. P. 143: Teleology has been completely rejected by evolutionary biologists. This rejection is unfortunate, because, teleology is alive and well in physics, under the name of unitarity. Unitarity is an absolutely central postulate of quantum mechanics, and it has many consequences. One of these consequences is the CPT theorem, which implies that the g-factors of particles and antiparticles must be exactly equal. This equality (for electrons and positrons) has been verified experimentally to 13 decimal places, the most precise experimental number we have. Which is why very few physicists are willing to give up the postulate of unitarity! Furthermore, unitarity is closely related to the law of conservation of energy, and a violation of unitarity has been shown to result usually in the gigantic creation of energy out of nothing. One model (due to Leonard Susskin) of unitarity violation had the implication that whenever a microwave oven was turned on, so much energy was created that the Earth was blown apart. So physicists are very reluctant to abandon unitarity. http://www.math.tulane.edu/~tipler/intelligentlife.pdf Der erste Satz des obigen Zitats trifft allerdings nur auf die materialistischen Evolutionsbiologen zu. Auf seine zum Teil skurrilen Beiträge wie von 2007/2008: The Physics of Christianity. Taschenbuch, Bantam Dell (Gebundene Ausgabe 2007 bei Double Day Books). Deutsch (2008): Physik des Christentums: Ein naturwissenschaftliches Experiment, Piper, möchte ich an dieser Stelle nicht weiter eingehen. Empfehlenswert ist sein Buch zusammen mit John D. Barrow (1986 und 1988/1996 Oxford Paperbacks): The Anthropic Cosmological Principle (736 pp.). Und zutreffend ist sein Satz: "I believe that we have to accept the implications of physical law, whatever these implications are. If they imply the existence of God, well then, God exists." http://wissenschafts-news.blog.de/2008/07/24/frank-j-tiplers-die-physik-des-christent-4491547/trackbacks/1/#trackbackForm http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_J._Tipler Unitarity http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unitarity_(physics) 'Aber keine einzige wissenschaftliche Theorie nimmt auf übernatürliche, immaterielle oder teleologische Faktoren Bezug.' Ein paar Gegenbeispiele aus Mathematik und Physik zur Behauptung, dass keine einzige wissenschaftliche Theorie auf immaterielle oder teleologische Faktoren Bezug nimmt: Granville Sewell (Professor of Mathematics University of Texas, El Paso) (2000): A Mathematician's View of Evolution. The Mathematical Intelligencer 22: 5-7, Springer-Verlag. Siehe auch seinen Beitrag (2005): A Second Look at the

51 Second Law auf dem Instituts-Server http://www.math.utep.edu/Faculty/sewell/articles/article.html und Appendix D: Can ANYTHING Happen in an Open System? seines Buchs The Numerical Solution of Ordinaty and Partial Differential Equations, John Wiley & Sons (http://www.math.utep.edu/Faculty/sewell/articles/appendixd.pdf). Aus seinem Beitrag "A Second Look..." hier nur ein kurzer Auszug (er setzt sich auch in diesem Essay für den intelligenten Ursprung des Universums und des Lebens ein): "Science has been so successful in explaining natural phenomena that the modern scientist is convinced that it can explain everything, and anything that doesn't fit into this model is simply ignored. It doesn't matter that there were no natural causes before Nature came into existence, so he cannot hope to ever explain the sudden creation of time, space, matter and energy and our universe in the Big Bang. It doesn't matter that quantum mechanics is based on a "principle of indeterminacy", that tells us that every "natural" phenomenon has a component that is forever beyond the ability of science to explain or predict, he still insists nothing is beyond the reach of his science. ... [Nach Hinweis auf den 2. Hauptsatz der Thermodynamik zur Wahrscheinlichkeitsfrage] But one would think that at least this would be considered an open question, and those who argue that it [the evolution of Life] really is extremely improbable, and thus contrary to the basic principle underlying the second law, would be given a measure of respect, and taken seriously by their colleagues, but we aren't.” Was G. Sewell's Beiträge auf dem offiziellen Server seines Instituts und seiner Universität anlangt, so liegen hier noch einige wichtige Sperrungsaufgaben für Herrn Kutschera und Mitarbeiter bereit, ebenso im Falle von Michael J. Behe (siehe unter http://www.lehigh.edu/~inbios/faculty/behe.html). Beim nächsten Autor, Robert J. Marks II, haben das allerdings schon andere für sie besorgt. Robert J. Marks II (Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Baylor University) und William A. Dembski (Research Professor in Philosophy, Southwestern Seminary) vom Evolutionary Informatics Lab http://www.evoinfo.org/: Ankündigung 20 January 2009: Two forthcoming peer-reviewed pro-ID articles in the math/eng literature: William A. Dembski and Robert J. Marks II (2009): Conservation of Information in Search: Measuring the Cost of Success (in press). Abstract: Conservation of information theorems indicate that any search algorithm performs on average as well as random search without replacement unless it takes advantage of problem-specific information about the search target or the search-space structure. Combinatorics shows that even a moderately sized search requires problemspecific information to be successful. Three measures to characterize the information required for successful search are (1) endogenous information, which measures the difficulty of finding a target using random search; (2) exogenous information, which measures the difficulty that remains in finding a target once a search takes advantage of problem-specific information; and (3) active information, which, as the difference between endogenous and exogenous information, measures the contribution of problem-specific information for successfully finding a target. This paper develops a methodology based on these information measures to gauge the effectiveness with which problem-specific information facilitates successful search. It then applies this methodology to various search tools widely used in evolutionary search. (P. 1 of pdf draft:) "Such [novel] information does not magically materialize but instead results from the action of the programmer who prescribes how knowledge about the problem gets folded into the search algorithm.” William A. Dembski and Robert J. Marks II (2009): The Search for a Search: Measuring the Information Cost of Higher Level Search (in press). Abstract: Many searches are needle-in-the-haystack problems, looking for small targets in large spaces. In such cases, blind search can stand no hope of success. Success, instead, requires an assisted search. But whence the assistance required for a search to be successful? To pose the question this way suggests that successful searches do not emerge spontaneously but need themselves to be discovered via a search. The question then naturally arises whether such a higher-level "search for a search” is any easier than the original search. We prove two results: (1) The Horizontal No Free Lunch Theorem, which shows that average relative performance of searches never exceeds

50<br />

Richard Conn Henry, Professor in the Henry A. Rowland Department of<br />

Physics and Astronomy, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA.<br />

Henry, R. C. (2005): The Mental Universe. Nature 436, 29: "The Universe is entirely<br />

mental" … "The Universe is immaterial — mental and spiritual. Live, and enjoy."<br />

Zu zahlreichen weiteren Publikationen von R.C.H. siehe http://henry.pha.jhu.edu/henryDir/publications.html<br />

http://henry.pha.jhu.edu/clearer.light.pdf und http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v436/n7047/full/436029a.html<br />

sowie http://en.scientificcommons.org/richard_conn_henry<br />

'Aber keine einzige wissenschaftliche Theorie nimmt auf immaterielle Faktoren Bezug.'<br />

Frank J. Tipler, seit 1987 Professor für mathematische Physik an der Tulane<br />

Universität in New Orleans (er "arbeitete an zahlreichen Instituten, unter anderem<br />

auch mit Stephen Hawking und Roger Penrose zusammen").<br />

Tipler, F. J. (2003): Intelligent life in cosmology. International Journal of Astrobiology 2:<br />

141-148. Cambridge University Press.<br />

P. 143: Teleology has been completely rejected by evolutionary biologists. This rejection is unfortunate, because,<br />

teleology is alive and well in physics, under the name of unitarity. Unitarity is an absolutely central postulate of<br />

quantum mechanics, and it has many consequences. One of these consequences is the CPT theorem, which implies<br />

that the g-factors of particles and antiparticles must be exactly equal. This equality (for electrons and positrons) has<br />

been verified experimentally to 13 decimal places, the most precise experimental number we have. Which is why<br />

very few physicists are willing to give up the postulate of unitarity! Furthermore, unitarity is closely related to the<br />

law of conservation of energy, and a violation of unitarity has been shown to result usually in the gigantic creation<br />

of energy out of nothing. One model (due to Leonard Susskin) of unitarity violation had the implication that<br />

whenever a microwave oven was turned on, so much energy was created that the Earth was blown apart. So<br />

physicists are very reluctant to abandon unitarity. http://www.math.tulane.edu/~tipler/intelligentlife.pdf<br />

Der erste Satz des obigen Zitats trifft allerdings nur auf die materialistischen<br />

Evolutionsbiologen zu. Auf seine zum Teil skurrilen Beiträge wie von 2007/2008:<br />

The Physics of Christianity. Taschenbuch, Bantam Dell (Gebundene Ausgabe<br />

2007 bei Double Day Books). Deutsch (2008): Physik des Christentums: Ein<br />

naturwissenschaftliches Experiment, Piper, möchte ich an dieser Stelle nicht<br />

weiter eingehen.<br />

Empfehlenswert ist sein Buch zusammen mit John D. Barrow (1986 und<br />

1988/1996 Oxford Paperbacks): The Anthropic Cosmological Principle (736 pp.).<br />

Und zutreffend ist sein Satz: "I believe that we have to accept the implications of<br />

physical law, whatever these implications are. If they imply the existence of God,<br />

well then, God exists."<br />

http://wissenschafts-news.blog.de/2008/07/24/frank-j-tiplers-die-physik-des-christent-4491547/trackbacks/1/#trackbackForm<br />

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_J._Tipler<br />

Unitarity http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unitarity_(physics)<br />

'Aber keine einzige wissenschaftliche Theorie nimmt auf übernatürliche, immaterielle oder<br />

teleologische Faktoren Bezug.'<br />

Ein paar Gegenbeispiele aus Mathematik und Physik zur Behauptung, dass<br />

keine einzige wissenschaftliche Theorie auf immaterielle oder teleologische<br />

Faktoren Bezug nimmt:<br />

Granville Sewell (Professor of Mathematics University of Texas, El Paso)<br />

(2000): A Mathematician's View of Evolution. The Mathematical Intelligencer 22:<br />

5-7, Springer-Verlag. Siehe auch seinen Beitrag (2005): A Second Look at the

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