/lit/ - Literature

>>17120456
>randomness is only a part of evolution and development -- the other part being natural laws. We did not become intelligent simply because of randomness, that is a fundamental misunderstanding of how evolution works.
I thought at first that OP was only talking about evolution, but I think you could reasonably assert that physical laws must be as finely-tuned as they presently are before any complex molecular interactions can take place, let alone those that slide down a local optimum (through evolution) into intelligent life.
For example, if the physical constants behind the strong force were different, the universe might consist only of hydrogen atoms. If the electroweak force were differently configured, intermolecular interactions might be too weak (or electromagnetically unoptimal) for chemical interactions to occur.

Just a proposition.

I currently have an app that sends me daily stoic quotes but I was wondering if there are any apps that send you daily poems. And I don't mean poems from random independent poets but will send you daily poems from the greatest poets from around the world like poems from Shakespeare, John keats, T.S Elliott, John Milton etc.

I want it to have full poems so I have something to read daily and not just portions or short quotes.

Thanks.

You guys are pretty mean for a bunch of book worms.