Stephen Meyer Shatters the Myth of the Multiverse (Science Uprising EP4)

Is our universe just an accident? Or does it display exquisite evidence of fine-tuning and intelligent design? This episode of Science Uprising investigates claims by scientific atheists like Lawrence Krauss and Bill Nye that our universe is nothing special and that the fine-tuning scientists observe can be explained away by the existence of multiple universes.

Featured experts include Bijan Nemati, Principal Research Scientist, University of Alabama, Huntsville, and former long-time researcher at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab; Frank Tipler, Professor of Mathematical Physics, Tulane University, and co-author of The Anthropic Cosmological Principle; and Stephen Meyer, PhD, Director, Center for Science and Culture, Discovery Institute and author, The Return of the God Hypothesis.

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Science Uprising

Well-known scientists have been preaching a materialistic worldview rather than presenting the public with all the evidence. We are here to change that. The objective scientific evidence does not prove our universe is blind and purposeless. It does not show we are simply meat machines. It does not prove that evolutionary mechanisms can completely account for the diversity of life on earth. This is what THEY want you to think. Think for yourself and make an informed decision.
Are you ready? The uprising has begun.

[joedanache]

Stephen Meyer is right on the money. Very smart man.

[dirtydogg]

If I purchased all the material I needed to build a house and put it on a block of land, how long would I have to wait before it put it self together!!!
I can’t wait that getting a builder.

[ajmittendorf]

The most scientifically accurate statement Bill Nye ever said is in this video: "I suck." Amen, Mr. Nye. Amen.

[Reaction_]

I love how the man at the beginning uses purposeful language to convey meaningful statements about a universe that lacks purpose and meaning.

[sophiechan]

I love to watch such kinds of videos and especially this channel is coming up with some great content

[Steblu]

Top production skill, unassailable arguments, and a heart for God . . what more could you ask?

[rosalawrence]

Meyer's study is a robust critique of the multiverse concept as well as a compelling case for the universe's finite existence.

[TommyApplecore]

Multiverses sounds like an "argument from desperation", if there is such a thing.

[dreamcastfan]

Interesting, although the lack of any evidence of intelligent life anywhere else in the universe somewhat counters the argument that this universe is perfectly suited for life if there’s virtually no life in it.

Also, suggesting Earth has perfect conditions for life seems to have it backwards to me as surely life evolved to cope with the conditions it found. Until we find more life in the universe we can’t really know if life needs such a narrow window of atmosphere and minerals to exist. If those conditions are as rare as it currently seems, that would argue against the universe being built for us.

The presence of the moon is an interesting one though. Its distance from Earth is so ideal that it allows us perfect views of the sun’s corona during an eclipse which is quite an amazing coincidence. Of course, the moon is slowly moving away from the Earth each year so sadly even that won’t last forever...

[mags]

We adapted to earth not other way around

[captainibis]

I just look at all the beauty in nature and I know that it was created with love

[Angrybogan]

It's no longer cool or edgy to be an atheist.

[jon__doe]

I like the more aggressive theme of asserting the evidence rather than defending against every vapid accusation.

[blancacassin]

This has to be one of the most wholesome videos I have ever seen

[michaeladgo]

Your in the great games now, and the great games are terrifying!

[waitingandwatching]

Thanks....there is more than that which meets the naturalistic eye.

[juliereyes]

Keep up the excellent work. This was an exceptional video from you

[travisheavner]

Stephen Meyer's remarkable study has essentially demolished the multiverse myth.

[maryniangasa]

Okay I'm hooked on this channel now I'm a new sub x

[macialtenwerth]

I am so happy that I did not miss out on it