https://youtu.be/yBzALEZJ-fI

Astrophysicist Brian Greene explains fine tuned universe.
Four fundamental forces and 26 constants combine to create atoms, stars, planets, life. But if one of those forces or constants was different by a few percentage point, life wouldn’t exist. Atoms wouldn’t hold together. And there may be universes out there where those conditions exist. If there are countless multiverses out there with many different values for this constants, it should be no surprise that life happens to exist in this one, with these constants and forces that combine to create a balanced equilibrium, a super symmetry, where atoms, stars, planets and life on Earth, exist.

How does he prove that "life" wouldn't exist in a slightly different universe?

I recall reading about "life" that exists in the ocean around thermal vents, with little to no oxygen, and that's the only place those organisms exist.

Maybe one guy knows all the rules of life and we should all listen to him, but I am much too much a jerk to have that kind of faith.

in b 4 ~


acts 17:23 ~

I guess clowns handing out scriptures is better than them handing out LDS.

"was different"

Subjunctive were different.

And really humans love to think about what ifs so much that taking it to a universal is not much different than religionists and their gods.

What if Jesus hadn't died for us god forbid.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/24/2022 06:55PM by Elder Berry.