Some will accept cosmic string landscape theory strictly to evade the implications of fine tuning of the universe
Inventor of string theory Leonard Susskind, for one:
If, for some unforeseen reason, the landscape turns out to be inconsistent—maybe for mathematical reasons, or because it disagrees with observation . . . [then] as things stand now we will be in a very awkward position. Without any explanation of nature’s fine-tunings we will be hard pressed to answer the ID critics.
– as quoted by Amanda Gefter in New Scientist Magazine, December 17, 2005.
Here Bill Dembski notes that Susskind told Alan Guth Read More ›