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You didn’t explain what you were trying to imply very clearly, but from reading from that link, my guess is that you think I’m committing some kind of science crime and using it improperly to advance some side of the “creation debate.” Correct me if that’s wrong.

From your link, “Anthropic Principle was originally formalized by Carter as an ideological statement against the dogmatic non-scientific prejudices that scientists commonly harbor, that cause them to… maintain an irrational cosmological bias that leads to absurd, ‘Copernican-like’ projections of mediocrity that contradict what is actually observed.” Is this what I did? In fact, I think I said something very in line with a non-Copernican-like theory: “the very fact that we exist here means that this might just be exactly that special of a place.” This is hardly “anti-centrist dogma.”

If you want to claim that misuse of the anthropic principle is causing a bias between evolution and intelligent design, it would help your credibility to not pick a side so obviously: “However unfortunate, Carter’s point lends a certain amount of real scientific credence to the claims of IDists…” This sentence betrays the author’s underlying agenda.

I’ve studied intelligent design some too, and I happen to think that it’s pseudo-science at best. That doesn’t mean that I’ve dismissed all of its arguments simply because they are associated with the theory. But I do see evolution as the best theory that we have right now, and when I interpret things like the anthropic principle, I may give ideas in support of it. This is not a political move; it’s the scientific model that makes the most sense to me, given the evidence.

If I’ve misunderstood your point, please correct me.

LOL!!!… And you’re FAAAAAAR from an exception, thanks to the ideological righteousness of the gods that you worship:

http://knol.google.com/k/richard-ryals/the-anthropic-principle/1cb34nnchgkl5/2

As for the Final Anthropic Principle, I hadn’t thought about it quite that far, but it does seem to be hinting at a lot of pantheistic qualities. It is certainly an extension of SAP, and I’d have to agree that the details that it implies are very pantheistic.

Are you a full-fledged madman, or do you take your grapefruit with plenty of sugar on top? This, I can handle, I suppose, but I’ve never gotten any further than that with it.

Also, apparently I’m a madman, as I happen to like grapefruit.