From: joedees@bellsouth.net
Date: Thu Jul 25 2002 - 02:03:15 MDT
There is an unspoken adjective in the statement "everything is
subjective'; it is 'everything is (equally) subjective', and such is not the
case, as complexity theory, with its notion of fitness landscapes for
multiple alternatives (so that the sum of all possible fitness percentages
statistically add up to 1, or certainty) has shown. This is why we can
say that a Theist pursuing Wild Nature is a more fit interpretation for the
Moby Dick allegory than Bo-Peep's pursuit of her benighted sheep.
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