> GP is saying that "the search space" of "the natural world" is much bigger than the search space of "stuff created on purpose by humans". In both cases, there will be guesswork, but in one case less.
I agree. What I am saying is, we have effective tools and processes for each of these search spaces, so code no longer being "created on purpose by humans" is not the end of the world.
I agree. What I am saying is, we have effective tools and processes for each of these search spaces, so code no longer being "created on purpose by humans" is not the end of the world.