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The fallacy of fine-tuning
Why the Universe Is Not Designed for Us
Book • 2011
In this book, Victor Stenger challenges the idea of cosmic fine-tuning, arguing that the universe's laws and constants can be explained by natural principles rather than requiring a designer or the existence of a multiverse.
He contends that symmetry laws and other basic principles are sufficient to derive the basic laws of the universe, making fine-tuning unnecessary.
Stenger also addresses various criticisms and alternative explanations, including the multiverse hypothesis and intelligent design arguments.
He contends that symmetry laws and other basic principles are sufficient to derive the basic laws of the universe, making fine-tuning unnecessary.
Stenger also addresses various criticisms and alternative explanations, including the multiverse hypothesis and intelligent design arguments.
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in the context of the fine-tuning argument for God's existence.

Dan Barker

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