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The anthropic principle suggests that the universe is finetuned for the existence of life from "summary" of The Fabric of the Cosmos by Brian Greene

The idea that the universe seems to be uniquely suited for the existence of life has puzzled scientists and philosophers for centuries. This notion, known as the anthropic principle, raises profound questions about the nature of our universe and our place within it. One interpretation of the anthropic principle is that the fundamental constants of nature appear to be finely tuned in such a way that allows for the emergence of life as we know it. For example, if the strength of gravity were slightly different, stars would not be able to form, and without stars, life as we know it could not exist. This apparent fine-tuning has led some to suggest that there must be some underlying reason or mechanism that has determined the values of these constants. One possible explanation for this fine-tuning is the existence of a multiverse, a vast ensemble of universes with varying properties. In such a scenario, it would not be surprising that we find ourselves in a universe that is conducive to life, as we would simply...
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    The Fabric of the Cosmos

    Brian Greene

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