>>It's a very random process of throwing together available ingredients.
Yet I
do create. And generally everybody seems pretty pleased with what ends
up on
the table.>>
I'd probably argue that what you throw together is not quite random. Else
you might set a table with dog food and a pepper shaker and raw beef and
the kitchen dust mop. But you really select (not at random) among what is
edible in the pantry & refrigerator.
IOW -- you create.
I think that is what creation is, in the last analysis. Starting with a
chaotic situation and ending up with something both complex and
specified. Even if the specification is done as part of the creation
process rather than as a prior plan.
Burgy (John Burgeson)
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