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Roger Penrose claims here:
http://epaper.kek.jp/e06/PAPERS/THESPA01.PDF
that the universe is very special to the degree 10^10^123
I understood this as measuring the probability of the entropy state was chosen at random what are the odds it would have been as low as we think it was at the big bang.
However someone else described it to me as representing the mass energy distribution of the universe at the big bang. This person does not seem like a reliable source to me but perhaps someone can confirm who is correct here.
http://epaper.kek.jp/e06/PAPERS/THESPA01.PDF
that the universe is very special to the degree 10^10^123
I understood this as measuring the probability of the entropy state was chosen at random what are the odds it would have been as low as we think it was at the big bang.
However someone else described it to me as representing the mass energy distribution of the universe at the big bang. This person does not seem like a reliable source to me but perhaps someone can confirm who is correct here.