Biocentrismo

Un extracto del libro que da que pensar:

In the last few decades, there has been considerable discussion of a basic paradox in the construction of the universe as we know it. Why are the laws of physics exactly balanced for animal life to exist? For example, if the Big Bang had been one-part-in-a-million more powerful, it would have rushed out too fast for the galaxies and life to develop. If the strong nuclear force were decreased 2 percent, atomic nuclei wouldn’t hold together, and plain-vanilla hydrogen would be the only kind of atom in the universe. If the gravitational force were decreased by a hair, stars (including the Sun) would not ignite. These are just three of just more than two hundred physi- cal parameters within the solar system and universe so exact that it strains credulity to propose that they are random—even if that is exactly what standard contemporary physics baldly suggests. These fundamental constants of the universe—constants that are not pre- dicted by any theory—all seem to be carefully chosen, often with great precision, to allow for the existence of life and consciousness

Resulta muy interesante lo de que el big bang tiene una monton de valores que si se hubiesen desviado un poco no hubiesen dado lugar a la vida en ninguna parte del universo, el escritor parece decir que hay "una mano detras" que ajusta esos valores para que la vida sea posible.

Mi opinion es que pudo haber miles de millones de universos y big bangs y este fue el que casualmente tuvo esa combinacion y muchos otros no dieron lugar a la vida, para que podamos ser conscientes y estar vivos se ha tenido que dar esa combinacion, pero eso no quiere decir que fuese la unica, ni mucho menos.

Seguimos leyendo, es interesante!