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Never really understood why that requires an explanation. A universe full of life is 'interesting' from the perspective of life but that's a subjective sentime
by Barrin92 4y ago
Never really understood why that requires an explanation. A universe full of life is 'interesting' from the perspective of life but that's a subjective sentiment. If the universe was only full of rocks it'd be 'fine-tuned' for rocks. If you were one big mass you'd probably think this universe is tuned awfully wrong. 'Carbon chauvinism' of the wiki page alludes to this but I think you could even generalize it to 'life chauvinism'.
Or alternatively you could ask, why isn't it fine-tuned even harder, with life in every corner? After all it's astonishingly empty in most places.
- Buttons840 4y agoIn other words: The puddle of water looked at its oddly shaped surroundings. Every odd curve and unnamed shape that comprised the edge of the puddle was perfectly fit by the surrounding terrain. The puddle marveled at this, such a thing was surely not chance, what phenomenon is behind this mystery? Why does the terrain surround me, a mere puddle, so perfectly?