Theowl32
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You did not have to give me your bullshit to tell me what I already said you believe. Everything in life is explained by mere chance and coincidences.
You do not have to add anything to it. Do not worry though. Your constant Freudian slips will remain a secret with me.
Perhaps you can explain or calculate the mathematical formulas for some these coincidences.
The strong nuclear force coupling constant holds together the particles in the nucleus of an atom. If the strong nuclear force were slightly weaker, multi-proton nuclei would not hold together. Hydrogen would be the only element in the universe.
If this force were slightly stronger, not only would hydrogen be rare in the universe, but the supply of the various life-essential elements heavier than iron (elements resulting from the fission of very heavy elements) would be insufficient. Either way, life would be impossible.
The electromagnetic coupling constant binds electrons to protons in atoms. The characteristics of the orbits of electrons about atoms determines to what degree atoms will bond together to form molecules. If the electromagnetic coupling constant were slightly smaller, no electrons would be held in orbits about nuclei. If it were slightly larger, an atom could not "share" an electron orbit with other atoms. Either way, molecules, and hence life, would be impossible.
Good luck Joe. You know what Joe? Do not answer it. You just sit there and believe I believe in a spaghetti monster and I will believe that you believe that everything just happened to happen by chance.
Guy, I really love when people hwo believe in Talking Snakes try to talk all "Sciency"
It's absolutely hilarious, watching them regurgiate some half-assed shit they read on "Answers in Genesis" and think they know science.
There isn't a God. Go out, enjoy some sex, have a good time, and stop worrying about an afterlife that honestly doesn't sound like it's all that interesting.
I get it Joe. You think what I said there is the same thing as a person that said a being with two snakes said it.
The actual funny thing is Joe that everyone that does read what I typed and then reads what you typed realizes who the actual educated one is.
The fact is there are many things that simply cannot be explained through our limited abilities. For example, the stability of the proton affects the quantity of matter in the universe and also the radiation level as it pertains to higher life forms. Each proton contains three quarks. Through the agency of other particles (called bosons) quarks decay into antiquarks, pions, and positive electrons. Currently in our universe this decay process occurs on the average of only once per proton per 1032 years If that rate were greater, the biological consequences for large animals and man would be catastrophic, for the proton decays would deliver lethal doses of radiation. On the other hand, if the proton were more stable (less easily formed and less likely to decay), less matter would have emerged from events occurring in the first split second of the universe's existence. There would be insufficient matter in the universe for life to be possible.
Do not worry Joe. Keep thinking what I am saying is something that does not puzzle physicists. Just keep it all basic Joe.
Pervert.