footbag on 29 June 2007
"I was making the point that the vast number of factors that work together to create a hospitable environment for life are HIGHLY UNLIKELY to all happen at the same time by chance, and that it is HIGHLY UNLIKELY for life to form without intervention."
From earlier post...
If there are an infinate number of stars in our universe, and only one in a billion have planets rotating around them. And of the stars that have planets rotating around them, if only one in a billion have the right variables for life. And of the planets that have the right variables for life, if only one in a billion actually have life. Then there are still an infinate number of planets with life within our universe.
