Penrose's work/proposal supports a different model. A cyclic universe not a multiverse. He is arguing a competing hypothesis.Quote from jem:
you are such a troll.
Penrose's work is consistent with the idea of incredible fine tuning.
Penrose's work on the subject even calls bullshit on the multiverse explanation.
He says the initial state is so special the multiverse can not even explain the fine tuning.
If you weren't concentrating on name calling so much you might get a clue.
"10 to the 10 to the 123" is not representing a probability in math. How many times until you get it. The necessary constituent parts to form a probability calculation are not available. They are not known. It's like trying to work out probability from a deck of cards when you don't know what values the cards have or what they consist of.Quote from jem:
do you know what 10 to the 10 to the 123 even represents.
You are a complete fraud to suggest that video is not in context.
I cited to the math in one of our previous threads.
If this universe is said to have a "10 to the 10 to the 123" chance of popping up, then every other possibility also has the same equal "10 to the 10 to the 123" chance of popping up. No pop up is different in its chances from any another. Their chances are equal.
Penrose uses a 'chances are' description in his lecture to argue how a cyclic universe disposes with questions of chance. The snippet in that vid is a typical creationist intentional misrepresentation of what is actually being said.
Susskind's book clearly rules God out. It's even in the title. You've found an interview on a God Я Us video where he allows it in. Context. Can you work it out?Quote from jem:
Suskind's video which I cited too numerous times on this thread states God is one of the 4 possible explanations for the fine tuning... one of the others is the multiverse. Susskind freely admits that... I can't figure out why you won't.
So his book rules God out, the vid rules it in, but then immediately rules it out with a cancelling God multiverse .
What do you think the chances are that Susskind does not really think God is any kind of explanation? Clue.. it sure ain't a "10 to the 10 to the 123" one. Has to be bigger than that.
