Fine-Tuned for Life: Design and the New Physics
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2001/04/28. Argues on scientific grounds that the precise fine-tuning of the laws of physics required for complexity and life is unlikely to have occurred without some form of guidance or creative design. End missing. Robert Spitzer.
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