19 Feb '09 16:59>
Originally posted by Andrew HamiltonI understand what you are saying. I agree. What I didn't understand is why you thought it relevant to invoke yet another brute fact to try and say that the laws of physics were not the way they were by chance. It seemed to me to have stalled the problem but not solved it. A bit like the infinite regress of causes solves nothing.
[b]….But I explained before that all this does is dig one hole to fill another. Because you then have yet another brute fact C that DETERMINES that brute fact B IS AS IT IS.
Brute fact C cannot be said to be the way it is for any REASON whatsoever ,so it logically follows that this is passed on by default to brute fact B as well
..… (my emphas ...[text shortened]... ay it is -all brute fact C is that couldn’t have been different from the way it is -that is all![/b]