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Contact: Dawn Levy, News Service
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Comment: Leonard Susskind, Physics
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NEWS RELEASE: February 15, 2005

String theorist explores dark energy and our unique 'pocket' of the
universe
BY Dawn Levy

Some celestial bodies are so cold that methane freezes; others are so hot
that
nuclear reactions occur. And then there's Earth, with a benign temperature
hovering in the narrow range between freezing and boiling, allowing the
existence of liquid water -- and life.

"There's no question that there are many things about the [universe] which
if
they were very much different, even just a little bit different, life
couldn't
exist, intelligent life couldn't exist," said Stanford physics Professor
Leonard
Susskind, who is currently on sabbatical and writing a popular book titled
The
Cosmic Landscape. "The [universe] is truly an incredibly fine-tuned
place."
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Once again a really simple answer...
The Great Architects were very careful setting our big simulation
parameters...
A very good work, hope they don't switch off their computers...

Luigi Caselli