Chapter Sixteen

Artificial Intelligence

There is no such thing as pure disorder or chaos, because everything has its own order. Disorder or chaos is merely a change of order from one form to another. Since pure disorder or chaos is an impossibility, it means that pure chance or randomness is an illusion (see Chapter Three). Pure chance or randomness is merely a change of order from one form to another, or, to put it another way, pure chance or randomness can be expressed as specific sequences of numbers within irrational numbers.

        Quantum disorder is really quantum order, because there is no such thing as pure disorder. Consciousness is produced by specific combinations of quantum order and logic that are embodied in material structures. Artificial intelligence material structures cannot produce consciousness, because they do not include genuine quantum order in their material structures. In order to produce consciousness, quantum order must be genuine, and not artificial. By quantum order, I mean so-called "quantum chance." I use the term quantum order, because I do not believe in pure disorder. Quantum order is part of the fundamental fabric of nature. That is why artificially produced quantum order cannot be used to produce consciousness.

        Since pure chance or randomness is an illusion, it means that there must be a comprehensive axiomatic system underlying all of nature. I believe that Gödel is wrong about the nature of axiomatic systems, because if he were right, then existence as we know it would be impossible, since there has to be a comprehensive axiomatic system underlying existence as we know it. In other words, there must be a comprehensive axiomatic system at the foundation of nature, because there is no such thing as pure