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would either produce a universe that would collapse on itself within a blink of an eye or expand so fast that gravity would never be strong enough to cause even
by wruza 5y ago
would either produce a universe that would collapse on itself within a blink of an eye or expand so fast that gravity would never be strong enough to cause even the most basic structures to form
It could do so in other chunks of space or time. If “time” and “expansion” have no final end, and these constants can fluctuate for some reason, eventually there would appear a universe like ours. There is no one who could count all the “failed” attempts. And maybe ours is also a failure in a sense, compared to a hypothetical much “better” universe.
- BlueTemplar 5y agoHmm, but isn't this very similar to taking the "multiverse" explanation and moving it into a "timeverse" ?
- dogma1138 5y agoThat is still fine tuning, in fact one of the more common interpretations of it just have an infinite number of universes one of them has to turn out to be alright…