1) Tough to defend, impossible to tell at this point if there really was Nothing first.
2) Abiogenesis. Scientists have recreated living things from non-living things.
3) Today's SuperComputers have developed from vaccuum tubes and punch cards, subtle seemingly random improvements here and there, where a technician has decided some other random process might work better. If it didn't, the idea was discarded. If it did, the idea was further improved on.
4) Chaotical searches have produced information frequently. If you're unfamiliar with the Dewey Decimal system, and just grab at a book, you might hit the one you want. There's really nothing inherent in order that will prevent information from being extracted, it will just be faster if your search is more logical. Take for instance, Google's "I'm feeling lucky"
5) I know many people that spend hours unconscious every day, only to regain consciousness for a brief period to say hello. :)
6) Can't really define non-reason to defend this argument, sorry.

Hope this helps. :)
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abiogenesis
http://www.google.com/

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