Skeptics Are Humbled By The Anthropic Principle In The Universe

So if the universe were not the way it is, then it would be different?

Wow, that’s deep!! 😂😂

It’s like watching an episode of the Muppets

It only points to god in those who have a fuckwit brain. You know, the oneswho are too stupid to understand facts and who read bullshit and believe it

Weird that the God turns out to be Thor.

The anthropic principle isn't evidence. It's literally a fancy way of saying well isn't that neat. It's a form of pareidolia that assumes agency where there isn't any. Do you think Jesus on toast or garbage cans with faces are actual signs of God?

You still haven’t told everyone what you think [i][b]real[/b][/i] science is?

I don’t know about the others, but I don’t feel humble at all.

It is true that the universe formed in a complex and unique (how unique? Who knows?) way which eventually fostered the creation of the elements and, eventually, life on earth (among probably many places in the universe). I don’t think the complexity of the universe, in and of itself, proves anything other than the fact that we can’t quite fathom the complexity of the universe. I don’t believe that a supreme being has micromanaged the creation of and ongoing events in the universe. That said, I’ve always been terribly curious about the big bang, and the fact that the universe and all of its energy and matter came from nothing.

Not humble enough to stop driving cars to church and polluting the air.

Arguing that the universe shaped itself and adapted to life as we know it instead of the other way round is beyond stupid.....and that was just the first point 😆

The anthropic principle has nothing to do with superstitions like religions

Which god does it point to?

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