Who is going to rebut optimism? But only the part that needs a fair counterweight to it. Consider the evidence that life of all kinds thrives everywhere. It is

Who is going to rebut optimism? But only the part that needs a fair counterweight to it. Consider the evidence that life of all kinds thrives everywhere. It is its very purpose to thrive above all else, or it just ceases. Existence then, necessarily favours a force or direction for life to thrive, even just probabilistically. I would argue that these favourable odds for life to exist and thrive are indistinguishable from an intent for life, for you, to thrive. And this is the rational case for a divine intent. For you, as life, to thrive. Accepting this as an axiom of your existence is all anyone needs to experience the optimism described so well in the article. It's the funniest thing in the world to look back and be wrong about as well.