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Is the surprising applicability of mathematics to the physical world a brute fact, or someth...
No, the applicability of mathematics to the physical world is not surprising - to me at least, and evidently to many others - with or without explanation, theistic or otherwise. Nor is it necessarily …
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Does the "Sniper Firing Squad" analogy undermine the anthropic principle’s objection to the ...
Is the Anthropic Principle's rebuttal to the fine-tuning argument sound?
In short, yes it is.
Take a deck of cards and suffle it as much as you like. When you've sufficiently randomized the deck, de …
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