Sciama's argument on life in a random universe and distinguishing apples from oranges

Dennis Sciama has argued that the existence of life depends on many quantities-the fundamental constants-so in a random universe life should be highly unlikely. However, without full knowledge of these constants, his argument implies a universe that could appear to be 'intelligently designed'.

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Dennis Sciama suggests that life is highly unlikely in a random universe due to the dependence of life on fundamental constants. However, without a complete understanding of these constants, his argument also implies the potential for an intelligently designed universe.