(November 6, 2014 at 7:00 pm)Alex K Wrote: I've posted a somewhat similarish thing in the past, concerning fine tuning. Namely, that a Universe which appears fine tuned, where changing one parameter very little leads to catastrophe, should not be a sign for a creator, as is often claimed, but the opposite. It is precisely the kind of universe which one would observe if, by default, universes are hostile, and there has been a fluctuation towards barely livable. People have worked this out in multiverse scenarios and obtain the result that one should find onesolf on the edge of catastrophes in anthropically selected universes. A created universe on the other hand, should not be on the edge of catastrophe as far as its parameters of basic laws are concerned. Maybe, that's in a similar vein as your post.That's spot on. Thanks!
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Does complexity actually imply the lack of a creator?
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