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No, the difference is not relevant. Just because it affects you doesn't make it more scientifically valid. This is akin to saying that life had to produce int
by nopassrecover 17y ago
No, the difference is not relevant.
Just because it affects you doesn't make it more scientifically valid.
This is akin to saying that life had to produce intelligent primates because I am an intelligent primate.
- gort 17y agoI disagree. What I believe is that, if some conceivable universes could support conscious observers, and some couldn't, this is an interesting fact which warrants further discussion. I see 5 possibilities: 1. It was an unlikely fluke. The universe had to have some properties, and it happened to have these ones. 2. It was a likely fluke. Many of the conceivable universes actually would support conscious observers of some sort. 3. There's some deep physical reason why the universe had to have the properties it has. 4. God did it. 5. Multiple universes exist, drastically raising the odds that conscious observers exist somewhere.
- nopassrecover 17y agoYeah I agree with you, I think I misunderstood you. See my other comments in this thread.