It should also be noted that your use of statistics is very misleading
It is not misleading .It's not the staggering odds you're suggesting
It is
Allow me to explain by way of example;........
This is a logical fallacy.
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In the real world world, "Nothing" is very very faithful and predictable. It enjoys the virtue of being in an inert and sterile state forever without hope of any change
possible -like the state of being dead or not existing.
Since there is no proof contrary to that how can the formation or change from "nothing" to something occur without any added energy? Who fired things up? Who turned on the switch? : If any energy at all was used to change nothing to something , would result in a universe having energy not = to zero; for example, a car engine wiil not turn on on its own, it requires someone to turn on the ignition switch and the energy it took to turn the car on must be added to the total energy of the system.
Same applies to the engine of the universe, but when all of the energy of the universe is added up, kinetic energy for example, rotation of everything in one direction for example equals the same amount of energy in the other direction the sum is = to zero.
In science, change is always invoked by energy and change cannot happen without energy and surely then if energy was required to change nothing into something, the universe would not be zero energy.Thus science fiction and not the real world purports that "nothing "is unfaithful, a Judas, not trustworthy.
But we have a problem here: As far as I know and believe it is true, energy did not change nothing into something and if that is a fact, then what did change nothing into something that exists in the form of the universe, its laws and everything in it? The fact is that scientists do not know and cannot prove what did without resorting to and evoking science fiction and neither does the Casmir Effect that you misrepresent show the magical creation of something from nothing.... and these imaginary universess you suggest that do not exist but would exists with other laws is just not the real world. It is a fantasy, science fiction.
I trust nothing, I have faith in nothing, I am convinced that nothing will never turn Judas on me. Nothing is always inert, nothing is always sterile, nothing will never change (on its own). It is logically and scientifically impossible for nothing to change on its own without something causing that change.
Reality is that we have the universe and we also have something that caused it form.