Discussion of Big Science Today, by an Important Member of the National Association of Scholars

[Faizal_Ali]

@Eddie

It’s obvious to everyone, including Denton. The question is, placing yourself mentally prior to the existence of all worlds, and assuming for the sake of argument that no intelligent designer ever existed, in how many of all the possible worlds that might emerge would you expect the laws, constants, etc. to so cohere and mutually reinforce each other so as to be able to produce, without guidance or tinkering, highly intelligent rational beings such as ourselves? Most of them? Some of them? Very few of them?

“Such as ourselves?” Very few.

Now, what do you think the answer is after you remove your thumb from the scale?