Why are you asking me? You've been insisting you know exactly what its in the paper despite never reading it. Are you flip-flopping on that claim?They conclude the anthropic principle do they not?
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Why are you asking me? You've been insisting you know exactly what its in the paper despite never reading it. Are you flip-flopping on that claim?They conclude the anthropic principle do they not?
Nah, it is all part of the game. List a bunch of people who accept fine tuning - as in "if things were different then they would be different" - no matter how significant that they believe that fact to be. Then pretend that means they also use the fine tuning argument to support their belief that baby Jesus is their lord and savior. Even the atheist, Jewish and deist ones. Makes perfect sense, if you're trying to dig up reasons to justify a believing what you wish were true.But then you listed him as a scientist that agreed with fine tuning. If your list of scientists who accept fine tuning includes people who think the anthropic principle negates fine tuning, it's not much of a list, is it?
Fine tuning, or the fine tuning argument?How does the anthropic principle negate fine tuning?
When what we know differs by 120 orders of magnitude depending on which opinion you get, that's approaching "we don't know" areas pretty quickly.Actually the argument is based on what we know, what we don't know.
Again, you continue to make false accusations. I have been very very clear that the majority of scientists do not accept God as the explanation for the fine tuning. Why do you continue to claim I am making claims I'm not?Nah, it is all part of the game. List a bunch of people who accept fine tuning - as in "if things were different then they would be different" - no matter how significant that they believe that fact to be. Then pretend that means they also use the fine tuning argument to support their belief that baby Jesus is their lord and savior. Even the atheist, Jewish and deist ones. Makes perfect sense, if you're trying to dig up reasons to justify a believing what you wish were true.
Again not true. You do know that science uses these numbers specifically and the same numbers for all scientific questions don't you?When what we know differs by 120 orders of magnitude depending on which opinion you get, that's approaching "we don't know" areas pretty quickly.
Fine tuning is the physical phenomena labeled by scientists that the fundamental constants hold precise values that give our universe the life permitting values for intelligent life. What is the fine tuning argument?Fine tuning, or the fine tuning argument?
I am confirming.Why are you asking me? You've been insisting you know exactly what its in the paper despite never reading it. Are you flip-flopping on that claim?
Getting back on topic, I can likewise argue that theologians depend on the precise characteristics of God to make all their argumentsFine tuning is the physical phenomena labeled by scientists that the fundamental constants hold precise values that give our universe the life permitting values for intelligent life. What is the fine tuning argument?
Again, you continue to make false accusations.
Again not true. You do know that science uses these numbers specifically and the same numbers for all scientific questions don't you?
Uh, yes? That is what theism is about.Getting back on topic, I can likewise argue that theologians depend on the precise characteristics of God to make all their arguments
Do you think that an atheist scientist with high credentials would put something out there that was incorrect mathematically without his peers criticizing it if it were?Can you give some examples of scientific papers using either 10^10^123 or 10^229 as the basis of an answer to a scientific question? 5 or 10 should be sufficient to show you're not just making this stuff up.
I guess that's a no - you can't back up your claim that "science uses these numbers specifically".Do you think that an atheist scientist with high credentials would put something out there that was incorrect mathematically without his peers criticizing it if it were?
Science uses the speed of light, gravitational constant, and planck's constant to name a few that science uses all the time.I guess that's a no - you can't back up your claim that "science uses these numbers specifically".
Right, so God is fine tuned just like the universe is.Uh, yes? That is what theism is about.
ok, so how finely tuned are the gravitational constant, speed of light, and the reduced planck constant?Science uses the speed of light, gravitational constant, and planck's constant to name a few that science uses all the time.
ok, so how finely tuned are the gravitational constant, speed of light, and the reduced planck constant?