I do know that Ross holds that the critical expansion (based upon the
inflationary view) must be correct to within 1 part in 10^-55 or life
couldn't exist.
He says, "How critical is this expansion rate? According to Alan Guth, it
must be fine-tuned to an accuracy of one part in 10^55." Fingerprint of
God, p. 124
What could I learn from you about this claim? As I understand it, there is
now some significant doubt about the inflationary universe, given the
evidence for the cosmological constant. While this may not have entirely
won the day, is Ross' claim correct? Would it contradict your assertion
above?
glenn
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