absolutely despise
"The anthropic principle,
also known as the
"observation selection effect",
is the hypothesis,
(Strike one.
It is an unscientific hypothesis,
as a scientific hypothesis
has to be testable, measurable etc
and this clearly is not.
See: Saturday, April 20, 2024
Well? One of them was right :-).
"Smolin's argument that the "anthropic principle" cannot yield any falsifiable predictions, and therefore cannot be a part of science." It began on July 26, 2004, with Smolin's publication of "Scientific alternatives to the anthropic principle." Smolin e-mailed Susskind asking for a comment. Having not had the chance to read the paper, Susskind requested a summarization of his arguments. Smolin obliged, and on July 28, 2004, Susskind responded, saying that the logic Smolin followed "can lead to ridiculous conclusions."
The next day, Smolin responded, saying that
"If a large body of our colleagues feels comfortable
believing a theory that cannot be proved wrong,
then the progress of science could get stuck,
leading to a situation in which false,
but unfalsifiable theories dominate
the attention of our field."
That was in 2004
and it is exactly what has happened.
This is merely an idea
that originated
in somebody's mind.
Keep that in mind.
Get it?
Keep that in mind lol.
Nevermind lol.
OMG I crack myself up lo.)
"first proposed in 1957 by Robert Dicke, that
the range of possible observations
that could be made about the universe
is limited by the fact
that observations could happen
only in a universe
capable of developing intelligent life.
("We only see things
the way we do
because we are in it."
Well what other
recommendations
might you have
for us to observe there Mr. Brainiac?
We cant exactly
observe the unobservable.
Gotta point out
the effects of the unobservable
are observable:
Wind, Dark Matter, Dark Energy ect.)
What would be the point
in a universe
that wasnt observable?
The logic is 100% backwards.
The reason it is observable
is because it was designed
for us to be in it
and observe it.
Duh.
There is evidence to back that up.
Wait for it...lol
A philosopher might even ask:
"Does it even really exist?
If we cant observe it,
or observe it's effects?"
Hello people
who buy into
this line of reasoning:
There is no point
in a universe that isn't observable.
It is the reason it exist
in the first place.
So that we can observe it.
again more on that in a bit.)
"Proponents of the anthropic principle argue that it explains why the universe has the age
and the fundamental physical constants
necessary to accommodate conscious life,
since if either had been different, no one would have been around to make observations. Anthropic reasoning is often used to deal with the idea that the universe seems to be finely tuned for the existence of life."
(Trying to find a way
to work around
what you don't like seeing
is not science.
It is promoting
a faith-based ideology.
(Ref: Monday, May 22, 2023
and
And if it wasnt for that?
The anthropic principal
would have never been dreamed up
in the first place.
It is the entire reason
it was dreamed up
to try and explain away why:
"the universe seems to be finely tuned
for the existence of life."
Which it so obviously was
or I wouldn't be here right now
writing this.
Duh.
So Strike two:
Trying to explain away
what you dont like seeing
namely:
Strike three:
It has led to all kinds of
unscientific hypotheses,
being presented as scientific
that we see today.
This was the spearhead
from which all of those emanated.
Anybody comes at me with:
"We just seein that way
because we are in it"
kinda nonsense
And I straight up
hit em up with:
1) Information in the DNA molecule.
Im not just seeing it that way
because I want to,
it is a 100% physical reality
that exist
and that trumps any
about we are just seeing it that way
because we exist in it.
Physical reality
always trumps
mans imagined
mental constructs.
PERIOD.
2) The method by which
Information was imputed
into the DNA molecule.
Again, that is a physical reality.
It is not based on us seeing it
the way we want to.
3) It does absolutely
nothing to explain:
The initial conditions
of both:
the universe
and the laws
that govern
its existence.
4) It does nothing to explain
why the DNA molecule
is always right handed
and the proteins
it works with
to form life
are always left handed.
And if it wasnt that way?
They wouldn't work
and there wouldn't be any life.
"All of yall go over there
(DNA)
and all the rest of yall
go over there
(proteins)"
Isnt, in fact can not be
a random event or chance or an accident,
it is clear evidence
of design
which requires a designer.
So once again
we have a physical reality
(not a mental construct)
that is not dependent
on us wanting to see it
in any particular manner.
Which is exactly
what the anthropic principal
was based on.
The physical realities
described above
just "Are".
All of that mentioned
above, exist independent of
any "built in observer bias".
Where did any of that get difficult?
So just go on
keep on coming up more
unscientific hypothesis,
and see where that leads ya.
“The remarkable fact is that the values of these numbers [the constants of physics] seem to have been very finely adjusted to make possible the development of life.”
(Stephen Hawking A Brief History of Time, p. 125)
Thursday, January 23, 2025
about three hours yesterday
expanding on
what he talked about
in a lil over Eight minutes.
Chuck Missler Genesis Commentary Session 6
(Genesis 1:20-21) The fifth day.
"So if you wanna believe:
"left-handed electrons preferentially destroy
left-handed precursors of biological molecules"
"This selective destruction
could explain why life primarily utilizes
right-handed structures..."
"cosmic radiation, which may have favored"
"nature favored one type of enantiomer"
"polarized cosmic radiation
could have selectively destroyed"
"If our Universe hadn’t created..."
a matter-antimatter asymmetry early on..."
"If the inflation (Field)
treated right-handed particles
differently than the left-handed ones
then it could have
preferentially created particles
of one handedness over the other."
As opposed to:
"At some point in time
one has to reach the logical conclusion
the entities themselves
are not the ones
making decisions/exercising preferences,
("electrons preferentially destroy"
"selective destruction"
"cosmic radiation, which may have favored
"nature favored one type of enantiomer"
"polarized cosmic radiation
could have selectively destroyed"
"If our Universe hadn’t created..."
a matter-antimatter asymmetry
"If the inflation (Field)
treated right-handed particles
differently
So Thats:
Electrons, Cosmic Radiation,
Nature, The Universe
and
"The inflation field"
(0 evidence of one BTW)
all conspiring together
to favor life
but no creator?
"Occam's Razor (or Ockham's Razor) is a problem-solving principle stating that when presented with competing explanations, the simplest one—requiring the fewest assumptions—is usually the best.)
"...but that
the entities (listed above)
CREATOR
is exercising his preference
for there to be life
in the universe he created.
?????????????
THEN YOU JUST GO RIGHT AHEAD
AND DO SO."
One more piece of evidence
pointing to
the universe having been created
for us to be in it
and to observe it.
OBSERVATION CHANGES REALITY.
Wave-particle duality: Before observation, subatomic particles can exist in multiple states at once, behaving like waves spread out in space.
Collapse of the wave function: When a measurement is made, the particle is forced to "choose" a single, definite state and act like a particle.
(Witnessed it first hand,
ask me sometime I'll share it with you.
It wasnt an experiment
I'll just put it that way.)
The double-slit experiment: This is a classic example. When unobserved, particles create an interference pattern on a screen, showing their wave-like behavior. However, if scientists try to detect which slit the particle goes through, the interference pattern disappears, and the particles behave like discrete objects."
If we were not
supposed to be in it?
Then why would it
have been
designed that away?
Infinite Wisdom
didn't design the Quantum Realm?
You people are insane!
Or put another way?
Come to your senses.
Time is getting late.
Speaking of which:
Leads me right into my next post.
:-).
Love ya babe.

