Did you follow the chain of conversation or did you just respond just cause?
I answered based on brehs premise of a 'force'.
But anyway, you say human biology is basically molecular chemistry. i agree.
Now the complexities of this molecular chemistry led to a 'side effect' of mankind being self-aware.
The human brain is the most complex structure in the known universe. Yet the universe remains far more complex. So how is it that the human brain can achieve self-awareness due to its biochemical complexity, yet the universe (or whatever force that controls its order/chaos) cannot?
Logically the same could be theorized for the macro, no?
Im actually interested in hearing your POV
*sigh*
Look don't take this the wrong way...
but every time we go back and forth, i get the idea that you aren't nor have you ever been, versed in the sciences...cause you keep using words and concepts that don't exist in the manner you THINK they do. Its like you just play fast and loose with wikipedia level understanding of what you're asserting.
...that being said...
The human brain has "complexity"...but that is only an opinion as to how "complex" it is. We know more about the brain than we did 50 years ago...so some of that "mystery" is removed.
That being said, your SECOND point about the "universe beign complex" doesn't make any sense. I don't see "complexity" in the universe. I just see a lack of understanding.
And just because a brain gains a sense of awareness (which is NOTHING MORE THAN response to electro-chemical stimuli) doesn't mean "the universe" must also do the same or has the same "quality"