Tag: Fred Hoyle on fine tuning

A depiction of electrons orbiting an atomic nucleus, illustrating the fundamental concept of quantum mechanics. Generative Ai.

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Denyse O'Leary
Date
June 4, 2024

Categorized
Philosophy, Science, Theism

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Antony Flew on fine-tuning, Fred Hoyle on fine tuning, John Horgan on quantum mechanics}

Our Universe Works, Yet Doesn’t Make Sense … And So?

_{How can so much uncertainty lie placidly at the basis of our universe but disrupt nothing in particular? We even build better computers because of it} _{Denyse O'Leary
June 4, 2024

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Philosophy, Science, Theism}

The most reasonable theory of how the universe can be both uncertain at its base and yet reliable in everyday life is the least popular one: deism or theism. Read More ›

Piano tuning process. closeup of hand and tools of tuner working on grand piano. Detailed view of Upright Piano during a tuning. toned

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News
Date
August 21, 2022

Categorized
Physics

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Cosmological constant and fine tuning, Featured, Fine tuning (initial conditions of universe), Fred Hoyle on fine tuning, Return of the God Hypothesis (book), Stephen C. Meyer}

How Fine Tuned Was Our Universe’s Debut? The Mind Boggles.

_{All the details that were there at the beginning and all work together… The math is amazing. Steve Meyer explains} _{News
August 21, 2022

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Physics}

In this third portion of a talk at the Dallas Conference on Science and Faith (2021), philosopher Stephen C. Meyer discusses the fact that our universe is fine tuned for life in smaller as well as larger ways — that’s remarkable. We could call it “finer fine-tuning,” perhaps. Dr. Meyer, author of The Return of the God Hypothesis (Harper One, 2021), reflects on the physics and the physicists. (A sample of the book is here.) This is the third of four portions of the transcript of the talk. The first is here and the second here. Tom Gilson is the moderator of the podcast: https://episodes.castos.com/id/91f5535b-1f52-41d8-ab90-d87ff21a6be1-IDTF-1632-StephenMeyer-God-Multiverse.mp3 Stephen C. Meyer: There are two basic types of fine tuning physicists talk about. One Read More ›