No. Life period. Learn some science.*life as we know it
Sorry, you don't know that your universal statement is true. That's an authoritative declaration you made to support another authoritative declaration.
And even if true, it still doesn't speak to anything but coincidence. That's how wrong you are.
If the proton and neutron did not have enormously greater mass than the electron, all matter would be fluid; and if the proton and electron did not possess exactly the same electric charge, no matter would aggregate.
Virtually the whole mass of an atom is in its nucleus and is hardly disturbed at all by the motions of its electrons. This allows atoms to hold its position in a molecule, and molecules their positions in larger structures. Only that circumstance permits molecules to hold their shapes, and solids to exist.
So change the structure of matter even just a little bit and the universe could still be created the same way but would be devoid of life. This isn't some new revelation. It's been known for quite some time. You are just a dumb ass who opens his mouth before checking the science first.