The Principle of Indifference Applied to the Constants

The principle of indifference says you should judge the probability of an event occurring by the proportion of the space of possibilities. Then how you get theprobability under the eman, is you appeal to god's goodness. You perceive there's some value in inbody, conscious agents. And since god is perfectly good, a perfectly good being, motivation for acting in one way or another is whetheracting in one way is better than acting in another. Josh: I just going to ask you, robin, if you would be happy too, when you say god to even just maybe use a neutral term, like a foundational mind that has goodness within it? Qrit: That' what i'm