Rem,
Here is what you said in an earlier post:
Your grasp of cosmology is quite precious. Your anthropocentrism is blatant. Even if you could somehow prove that this universe was designed or tweaked (which you can't) you still couldn't show that it was tweaked for human life, specifically. There are still many other explanations, such as the universe was designed to hold rocks, and human life is just a by-product of such a universe.
You're thinking is so shallow, you can't even remember what you said!!
--Now, for example, the nuclear weak force is 10 to the 28th power the strength of gravity. Had the weak force been slightly weaker, all hydrogen in the universe would have been turned into helium (making water impossible, for example) Hmmm, no humans in that universe.
--If the difference in mass between a proton and a nuetron were not EXACTLY as it is-roughly twice the mass of an electron-then all neutrons would have become protons or vice versa. Chemistry as we know it would not exist and nor would life!!!!!!!
--Look at the nature of water. Unique among the molecules, water is lighter in its solid than liquid form: Ice floats. If it didn't, the oceans would freeze from the bottom up and earth would now be covered with solid ice. Not too practical for human life, eh Rem? This property in turn is traceable to unique properties of the hydrogen atom.
There are a comprehensive list of these coincidences that can be found in John Leslie's book "Universes". Mere chance? I don't think so.
Even astronomer Fred Hoyle said that the universe has to know in advance what it is going to be before it knows how to start itself. So with the Big Bang theory, he essentially said at a time of 10 to the negative 43 seconds the universe had to know how many types of neutrino there are going to be at a time of 1 second. This is so in order that it starts off expanding at the right rate to fit the eventual number of neutrino types!!!!
Now Rem, to put it in simpler terms for your shallow thinking, to go from a big bang to life as we know it involved intricate coordination over vast differences in scale-from the galactic level down to the subatomic one!! An explosion in a junkyard just doesn't lead to sundry bits of metal being assembled into a machine!!!!
You my friend are the one that needs to do a lot more research on the anthropic principle, because you obviously know considerably less about the subject than you let on.