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The Impertinent Anthropic Principle
Found : The Impertinent Anthropic Principle Because this premise is less than certain, many of those who espouse the WAP advocate many universes, so that we just happen to be in the one that contains us. Nick Bostrom (2) points … Continue reading
Mad Science of the Multiverse
The”anthropic principle” is a hybrid idea – part scientific hypothesis and part philosophical argument – which seeks to account for our presence in a life-sustaining universe using inference and probability.
It asks the questions: why does our universe seem fine-tuned for human life? Did an Intelligent Designer plan this universe just for us, or is it simply one of many universes in a larger multiverse, the random byproduct of an endless process of creation with no beginning and no end? Continue reading
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Tagged AP, Bostrom, cosmology, creation, demiurge, Genesis, Gnosticism, God, infinity, matter, multiverse, physics, polytheism, simulation, universe
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Key Concepts
Cognitive frames of reference informing the design and purpose of this web site: Antinomianism – taboo-breaking as a means to wisdom, e.g., the “transgression” of Georges Bataille, Ikkyu , the “left hand” or “short path” of Tantra and Vamamarga. Animism … Continue reading
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Tagged antinomian, Bataille, Blake, Bostrom, crazy-wisdom, cult, design, earth, extraterrestrial, gnostic, Hell, Jesus, kundalini, Lovecraft, Lucifer, magic, monism, multiverse, religion, serpent, shamanism, simulation, tantra, transgression
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