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I Think That The 'laws Of Nature' Are Also Prone To Evolve; I Think They Are More Like Habits Than Laws.

The Idea Is That There Is A Kind Of Memory In Nature. Each Kind Of Thing Has A Collective Memory. So, Take A Squirrel Living In New York Now. That Squirrel Is Being Influenced By All Past Squirrels.

I Think That Creativity Depends On Having Sufficient Indeterminacy Around For A New Pattern To Arise Up Within It.

The Cumulative Nature Of The Evolutionary Process, The Fact That Memory Is Preserved, Means That Life Grows Not Just Through A Random Proliferation Of New Forms, But There's A Kind Of Cumulative Quality.

The Assumption That The Laws Of Nature Are Eternal Is A Vestige Of The Christian Belief System That Informed The Early Postulates Of Modern Science In The Seventeenth Century. Perhaps The Laws Of Nature Have Actually Evolved Along With Nature Itself, And Perhaps They Are Still Evolving. Or Perhaps They Are Not Laws At All, But More Like Habits.