> rate, and some objects appear to be on a different path. I am NOT one for=
 that
> parallel worlds idea, and am perfectly happy having one set of laws in one
> universe.
> =


It's just that the laws and universal constants are so perfectly balanced t=
o =

fit our universe and us. Change any one of them a couple of percent (or som=
e =

even less) and then everything falls apart - or rather, never get put toget=
her.

The probability that our single universe would arrange itself in this way j=
ust =

by chance is so very small that it is highly unlikely that it has happened.=
 Yet =

it has.

One way to make it more probable is to recreate the universe over and over =

again until it gets just like ours. Since we have all eternity, it will hap=
pen =

sooner or later. This implies that the single universe have to be cyclic in=
 its =

nature and always die and get recreated. Always and for every new creation.

Another way is that a lot of universes are created at the same time. This g=
ets =

rid of the cyclic nature requirement. (In my opinion this seems like the mo=
st =

probable way. Note that this does not rule out God or higher powers. They c=
an =

still exist within our universe, together with us, perhaps with universal =

privileges a couple of layers above us but still does not have root access =
to =

the universe itself.)

Yet another answer is that it doesn't matter what the universal constants a=
re. =

Some sort of universe will still evolve. Not like ours though. We can't eve=
n =

begin to imagine how it would look like or work.

Another theory is that the universal constants and laws are in some sort of =

natural balance the way they are in our universe. There is no other way for =

them to be and they will always be this way no matter how many or few times=
 the =

universe is created.

And then there is of course the universe created by a higher power. Fine tu=
ned =

to evolve in a predefined way. This implies that universes exists within =

universes. =


Or we are just plain lucky. =


Take your pick.

/Ruben

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AB Liros Electronic
Box 9124, 200 39 Malm=F6, Sweden
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