It’s the only way out of a fine tuned universe.
Wrong, yet again.
The following assertion was made by a poster (I do not recall who), the poster INSISTS this statement must be so.
The number of chaotic universes exceeds the number of orderly universes.
I challenged this argument on four grounds:
- To date we know of only one universe, and it is orderly, not chaotic
- There may be laws which make it more likely for orderly universes to arise rather than chaotic ones.
2(a) Even if "equal or if chaotic exceed orderly, life in any sense that we understand it would likely arise only in orderly universes, thus a being would be unlikely to know about chaotic universes anyway.
- Even if the number of orderly and chaotic universes that initially arise are equal (or if chaotic is greater than orderly) it is reasonable (and appears likely) that chaotic universes would be much more likely to quickly (perhaps even immediately) self-annihilate, leaving a greater number of orderly universes rather than chaotic universes.
4. IF there is a multiverse (based on QED decision processes) then there is an infinite or near infinite number of universes, all of which are orderly. To accept as reasonable an assertion that there are a greater number of chaotic universes, either a reasonable reason must be given as to why, OR a reason must be given showing that there is a hierarchy of infinities and that the chaotic infinity exceeds the orderly infinity.
In other words, a poster made a highly speculative claim and insisted it was true with no proof or reason. I offered four reasons why the poster’s assertion may be false, including the multi-verse theory which is no more speculative than the poster’s claim.
For the poster to reasonably claim that his assertion is true, he must reasonably answer all four objections.
I was not promoting the multi-verse theory, saying I believed in the theory, or in any other way suggesting that the theory was real or made sense above any other theory. It was
purely part of a rebuttal to a speculative claim.
The next thing I know Charlemagne is basically calling me an atheist and you’re calling me absurd.
If anything, I was arguing FOR (not against) the concept of an orderly universe. So your comment above was about as backward as it could get.
PLEASE, READ and LOOK AT THE CONTEXT. Stop judging things on what you
THINK was said and judge them on what was
ACTUALLY said.
Thank you.