The Hoyl Resonance

Hoyle predicted that unless the carbon nucleus thus formed, was of high energy, had a particularly high energy. But this resinent state itself was exceedingly unlikely to happen. And so this called the hoyl resonance. He kind of solved the problem in one respect, namely, this is how carbon is formed. But in the other raised a problem, namely, why should this energy be so precise? Why shouldn't you form carbon at any level? And i bought this for a while. I thogt i read this both in the mind of god by paul davies, and then later on in the goldi locks enigma. In doing research for the project i undertook