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| IlBeBauck at (no spam) gmail.com... |
 Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 11:02 am |
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Some of these Life Enabling Physics Constants to our Cosmos that
Scientists have discovered , have been measured to be within 120
decimal places of critical tolerance such as the Cosmological
Constant ... with most of the others ending up at 40 to 60 decimal
places ( that is, 10 with all those zeros after it) . That is mind
boggling precision. If it were any different , then our Universe
wouldnt be here.
With that in mind, what would the atheistic model of Naturalism look
like taking that into account in the form of '1,2,3' . Number one
might be : The Cosmos has many discovered razor-edge Life Enabling
Physics Constants so our Cosmos, Earth, and Human Life can exist.
(What would numbers 2 and 3 look like in a Deductive Reasoned
Arguement to support the rationality of atheism ?) . Thanks. |
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| Richard Herring... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 3:56 am |
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<91fa24ef-6ba1-47ea-9ad8-60cc9d8a432f at (no spam) b2g2000yqi.googlegroups.com>,
"IlBeBauck at (no spam) gmail.com" <ilbebauck at (no spam) gmail.com> writes
[quote]Some of these Life Enabling Physics Constants to our Cosmos that
Scientists have discovered ,
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I'm betting you can't name five of them.
[quote]have been measured to be within 120
decimal places
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"Measured"? There isn't much that we can actually measure to as many as
10 decimal digits.
[quote]of critical tolerance such as the Cosmological
Constant ... with most of the others ending up at 40 to 60 decimal
places ( that is, 10 with all those zeros after it) . That is mind
boggling precision.
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That isn't precision at all. To say, for example, that the mass of the
photon is less than 5*10^-63 kg does not imply 63 digits of precision.
[quote]If it were any different , then our Universe
wouldnt be here.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthropic_principle
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