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Why do the laws of physics include these specific numbers—and not others?
Richard Feynman called it one of the greatest damn mysteries in physics. The universe runs on a set of constants—seemingly random numbers that appear in the equations of nature. But no one knows where they come from. Why these numbers? Why do they work so perfectly together?
This short explores one of the deepest questions in modern science—and why it matters.
This is Part 3 of our 10-part series on the Fine-Tuning Argument
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#Feynman #FineTuning
Why do the laws of physics include these specific numbers—and not others?
Richard Feynman called it one of the greatest damn mysteries in physics. The universe runs on a set of constants—seemingly random numbers that appear in the equations of nature. But no one knows where they come from. Why these numbers? Why do they work so perfectly together?
This short explores one of the deepest questions in modern science—and why it matters.
This is Part 3 of our 10-part series on the Fine-Tuning Argument
Subscribe for more on the intersection of physics, philosophy, and God.
#Feynman #FineTuning
