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What should the ID proponent do with multiverse speculations? Embrace them.

Multiverse speculations routinely take a beating on Uncommon Descent for various reasons – the lack of falsifiability, the entirely speculative nature, the near complete lack of scientific evidence. All, in my view, quite good reasons to reject it all.

But I think ID proponents are missing the boat by reacting to multiverse speculations so negatively. So, I’m going to offer up several reasons why I think it’s a good idea, from an ID perspective, to accept and take part in multiverse speculations.

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Multiverse advocate defends in SciAm against charges that his claims are “unscientific nonsense”

Multiverse skeptic Peter Woit fails to find Tegmark's list of his options for disagreement quite comprehensive enough and a heated exchange follows in the comments. One senses that mathematician Woit is at the disadvantage of not understanding that the multiverse is a frenzied new religious outlook. Read More ›

The hidden benefits of the pursuit of ET. And the hidden costs.

Most of what is going wrong in cosmology and astrobiology right now is the multiple protection rackets around ideas that proponents cannot live without even IF they are false. They are too afraid of what they fear to be true. Read More ›