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Life and Fine-tuning of the universe.

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contracycle
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06-21-2004 12:21 PM

I am not a physicist nor do I play one on TV...
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But I have read arguments to the effect that if some very low level values were not the values they are (planck length?) then the universe as a space that could support matter point blank would not exist.
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