At Home in the Quantum Universe A Beginningless Universe? Was the Universe Designed? The Argument From Design The

At Home in the Quantum Universe A Beginningless Universe? Was the Universe Designed? The Argument From Design The

At Home in the Quantum Universe A Beginningless Universe? Was the Universe Designed? The Argument From Design The

Theological Responses to Quantum Cosmology Show Related Topics Email link | Feedback | Contributed by: Dr. Christopher Southgate Source: God, Humanity and the Cosmos (T&T Clark , 1999)

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as optical nanocomputers or quantum nanocomputers. This would allow them to accelerate the brain's thinking speed significantly. Futurists have called the possibility of such an event the "Singularity." The idea of this singularity

the tools of astronomy and quantum theory . Related Topics: Physics Contributed by: Dr. Christopher Southgate Search for Contemporary Cosmology Full Glossary