> We should not exist per Occam. We barely exist. Our history spans only a brief part of the Universe's history, we are confined to an infinitesimal bubble of

> We should not exist per Occam. We barely exist. Our history spans only a brief part of the Universe's history, we are confined to an infinitesimal bubble of all the space that is available. When we consider the Universe as a whole, Occam is correct. We are not even a rounding error. But also: the Universe itself should not exist, per Occam. Yet it does. And we do. So let's work with that.