(2024-12-09, 05:06 PM)Sciborg_S_Patel Wrote: The problem is in the general roll of the dice case you cannot estimate the number of rolls by observing a single roll.
Similarly, when you only have one universe you cannot use observed conditions as an argument for other unobserved universes.
Another way to look at this is let's say I turn the corner and see someone roll 10 dice that all come up 6. If I were to then exclaim there are actually people all over the city rolling 10 di[c]e in different street corners it would be an error of reason.
But the problem is, there is no certain limit to the possible number of rolls of the universe dice, and in an infinite number over infinite time inevitably the double six Universe with fine tuning will certainly happen, likely another level of infinity of times. Hence a multiverse spread out in time supposedly explains the existence of our fine tuned Universe. Except that this speculation is not falsifiable science.