Hahaha, ok sorry, I read to much fatalism into "We can try to make a better world in the mean time, but unfair stuff (murders, sickness, natural disasters) befall many people so they lose out on the better world anyway. It's still all shit."
And, just to clarify, I didn't mean gravity was different anywhere (it's called the gravitational constant for a reason) I just meant that yes, conditions are perfect for us, but who's to say that a different set of conditions could not work for life as well? My point about life elsewhere was simply to illustrate that we may not be as alone in the vast vast universe, that we cannot comprehend, as a human-centered religion would have us believe.
And, just to clarify, I didn't mean gravity was different anywhere (it's called the gravitational constant for a reason) I just meant that yes, conditions are perfect for us, but who's to say that a different set of conditions could not work for life as well? My point about life elsewhere was simply to illustrate that we may not be as alone in the vast vast universe, that we cannot comprehend, as a human-centered religion would have us believe.
