Quote from stu:
Flaky vids chopped and edited to Mars and back won't cut it.
The fine tuning you mean, just doesn't exist in any science.
Because it isn't science.
Quote from stu:
Flaky vids chopped and edited to Mars and back won't cut it.
The fine tuning you mean, just doesn't exist in any science.
Because it isn't science.
Quote from stu:
You're getting hysterical again.
Susskind has dismissed the fine tuning you mean in his book. He says it is an illusion.
And there is non of it in science because it is religion, not science.
Quote from stu:
Try again. Here I'll help you....
Susskind has dismissed the fine tuning you mean in his book. He says it is an illusion.
The fine tuning you mean, the one that includes a "Tuner"/creator/god, is not in science because it is religion.
Hope that helps.
Fine. So what the hell is your beef. You're "following the science" aren't you. Isn't that what you said.Quote from jem:
Just like in the videos...
Susskind explains the fine tuning of the cosmological constant. .
He explains that just a few universes would not explain how finely tuned our is... but when polchinski caluculated 10 to the 500 solutions to string theory.. if those solutions were actually real universes... then that would be enough other chances to explain why you might expect one universe to be this finely tuned.
Quote from stu:
Fine. So what the hell is your beef. You're "following the science" aren't you. Isn't that what you said.
The only science Susskind explains says multiverse. Which btw wouldn't explain this one as finely tuned, but rather it disposes of any so called fine tuning argument. Just like not having enough information to suppose the universe is fine tuned does anyway. Which is the position right now.
You keep posting Susskind... you're following the science... you have multiverse. No good cursing me as you struggle in trying to come to terms with your own illogical non-argument.
Quote from jem:
I suspect you are partly right... but I believe I see a predisposition to understanding the idea of a a good Creator.
I am completely serious when I say Einstein got this exactly right. The following is the most important question.... (and you have to ask yourself why?)
âThe most important question a person can ask is, "Is the Universe a friendly place?â
― Albert Einstein