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John Collins
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Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2003 7:07
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Subject: a prediction of the anthropic
principle/MWT
The fact that we're alive
shows that as a species we've been historically very 'lucky', the biggest
'break' being in the
John Collins wrote:
For instance, our planet might have
experienced an unusually high number of 'near misses' with other
astronomical bodies.
I'm always amused by the sense of deja-vu which occured on mailing
lists. There I was looking at the moon, thinking how lucky we are it
caught a number
The fact that we're alive
shows that as a species we've been historically very 'lucky', the biggest
'break' being in the finely tuned initial conditions for our universe. At least
a level I many-worlds theory is needed to explain this. But in a higher level
MWT this good luckmight have
John Collins writes:
The fact that we're alive shows that as a species we've been historically
very 'lucky', the biggest 'break' being in the finely tuned initial
conditions for our universe. At least a level I many-worlds theory is
needed to explain this.
Yes, more like level 2, I'd say.
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