Is the micro-chip an informational inevitability of the planet.

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The discussion posits that the invention of the microchip is an inevitable outcome of human evolution and natural processes. It argues that communication is a fundamental principle of nature, akin to natural phenomena like water flowing downhill. The conversation highlights silicon's unique properties that allow it to store and conduct information, suggesting that the universe inherently guides technological development. This perspective views the microchip as a natural extension of the universe's organization of information, similar to the role of carbon in biological systems. Overall, the microchip is seen as an essential and inevitable element in the progression of life and technology.
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I believe man evolved to invent the microchip. Communication is a natural self organizing principle of nature. This is inevitable as water running down hill, or the formation of snow flakes. The Components of the universe organize around the a flow of information. These currents can be gravity, light waves, water waves, the currents that develope between cellular structures, or the need for beings to communicate between one another.
These currents are the underlying forces that run though our biology as well as the stone.

Silicon has certain qualities that enable it to store and conduct information. The universe is utilizing this quality when we do.
I do not see this as anthropomorphic but, rather as a seamless whole. The silicon chip is an informational inevitability of the planet. Just as carbon was inevitable as the main component of biological systems.
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I think it is fascinating that the universe provides us with such versatile materials to work with. It seems like the universe is constantly guiding our development and evolution from one step to the next. We can see this in the way silicon has enabled us to store and conduct information, which has been instrumental in our advancement as a species.
 
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