I will prove to you that God exists

[Sheldon]

False equivalence fallacy, still. Motherboards are not the same as the universe..."only a person of low intelligence would fail to see it." Or a dishonest troll of course. 

Fallacy fetish again.

You used the same fallacy again, you're projecting again. FYI, I did not create the principles of logic, and I did not compile common logical fallacies. You might as well be arguing with the dictionary, but then you did that as well. I wonder if you are able to muster enough objectivity to understand what this all means? 

The point lost on you is whether something if it had to come out as it did, means its not fine-tuned. If something is fine-tuned like a motherboard it remains fine-tuned even if forced that way by a mold. 

The same false equivalence fallacy, it doesn't become rational if you repeat it, and I won't abandon logic for a closed mind, because pointing this out annoys you. 

This is what is called a hypothetical fallacy since its not known if the universe had to come out as it did or not. Either way we still observe a universe fine-tuned for life to exist.

No we don't, this is another false equivalence, where you are misrepresenting the scientific phrase, which as we know is a metaphor that describes entirely natural physical characteristics of the physical universe, and equating it to a term creationists use, which is an unevidenced subjective religious belief. No amount of repetition will change this fact, and FYI, I have encountered, and debated, this same fallacious argument that you're plagiarising here, hundreds of times, over decades, they have been fallacious every time, and not because I say so, as you glibly lied earlier.

 Flip on any news channel, look at any global news network online, they're not ticker taping the headline "scientific evidence for god"? or showing the thronged masses in St Peter's square, and around Mecca, and throughout the world celebrating and giving thanks, because science has at last evidenced a deity, and there's a very sound reason for this, and if you were honest with yourself, you'd know why.