A Computer Scientist's Perspective on Chaos and Mystery

Zygon 37 (2):415-420 (2002)
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Abstract

James E. Huchingson's Pandemonium Tremendum draws on a surprisingly fruitful analogy between metaphysics and thermodynamics, with the latter motivated through the more accessible language of communication theory. In Huchingson's model, God nurtures creation by the selective communication of bits of order that arise spontaneously in chaos.

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