The matrix

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Sure I can Brother! Geez it was the '72 nixon campaign & presidency that was my awakening to politics. I am not a physicist, I learned not to trust the real ones, lol.

My first presidential vote was cast for G. McGovern. Does that mean I'm right? heh heh. Even an unsaved blind man can perceive a crook. It's usually the crook who says he isn't one.

 

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Nixon? He was a Politician. Not worse than all others, that's for sure.

But Edward (the non-physicist)
I found something that's not exactly the same as what you're talking about... but they are talking about constants... so you may like it?
Matter's Irreducible Complexity

When numerous things have to be "right" for something to exist, the likelihood of chance being the cause is reduced to zero.
It is published on the "http://www.DoesGodExist.ORG/" site, but it was published awhile ago.
You might like it. Good concept and I know you snatch them up like candy even if you aren't yet a Physicist. You never know. You too could be a life-long-learner. Go back to school and put some brain-food into yer noggin! Right? Or just figure this out and explain it to me, that works too! LOL​

 

[Edward]

Nixon? He was a Politician. Not worse than all others, that's for sure.

But Edward (the non-physicist)
I found something that's not exactly the same as what you're talking about... but they are talking about constants... so you may like it?
Matter's Irreducible Complexity

When numerous things have to be "right" for something to exist, the likelihood of chance being the cause is reduced to zero.
It is published on the "http://www.DoesGodExist.ORG/" site, but it was published awhile ago.
You might like it. Good concept and I know you snatch them up like candy even if you aren't yet a Physicist. You never know. You too could be a life-long-learner. Go back to school and put some brain-food into yer noggin! Right? Or just figure this out and explain it to me, that works too! LOL​

That's a good article albeit short. An atheist scientist comes to God through science. Through the realization that too many things don't add up. This universe is finely tuned and would not support life if even one of many things were even slightly different.

We're in the Goldilocks zone. The earth is the perfect distance from the sun, and further and we'd freeze, any closer and we'd burn up. The size is perfect for an atmosphere. Any smaller and an atmosphere wouldn't be possible (like Mars), and bigger and the atmospheres makeup would be more gaseous and not able to be breathed. If the level of CO in the atmosphere were slightly higher or lower, life couldn't exist here. The size and distance of the moon is significant also. It's gravitational effects upon the earth stop the oceans from stagnating and also keep the oceans from spilling over onto the continents.

That's just a couple things but there are more. If any one was even fractionally off, life would be impossible here. all of that fine tuning isn't the result of chance and it's getting more obvious to the scientists.