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> What’s remarkable is that the amount of fine-tuning that needed to occur so that the Universe’s expansion rate and matter-and-energy density matched so well s
by higherpurpose 12y ago
> What’s remarkable is that the amount of fine-tuning that needed to occur so that the Universe’s expansion rate and matter-and-energy density matched so well so that we didn’t either recollapse immediately or fail to form even the basic building-blocks of matter"
Or perhaps there is an infinite number of Universes and big bangs out there, and ours was just one of the possibilities, while billion other big bangs "failed" in recreating our conditions.
- mamcx 12y agoA question: So how far more complex, and fine tunned must be the outer universe so it could fork inner universes? Because then the outer universe purpose is build universes. And must be solid enough to not be corrupted by the inner universes badly laws. So, a operating system?. This make the answer far more complex, just to try to avoid the fine tunned of the universe, methinks.