Recently you claimed in one of your posts that:
1. There is preliminary evidence that the fundamental constants
of nature have changed over time; and
2. That before the four fundamental forces of nature were
"decoupled", the fundamental constants "could have been
changing constantly and wildly".
Can you please give a reference for (1) above? Of course the
idea of a time-dependent G goes back to Dirac in the 1930s, but
I'm not aware of any solid evidence for its validity.
I'm not an expert in the issues surrounding fine-tuning, but I
have read quite a bit about it, including some papers by Carter
and Barrow. I do not remember ever reading a suggestion that
the fundamental constants could have been "changing" in the manner
you claimed. Can you give a reference for this too?
Would Glenn, Brian, and David Bowman care to comment about these
issues?
Thanks Kevin,
Stan Zygmunt