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A fine-tuned universe may be controversial but can't be ignored

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A fine-tuned universe may be controversial but can't be ignored

The suggestion that our universe has physical laws and constants inexplicably just right for life is in the ascendant. Expect a heated debate, says Geraint Lewis

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