Could Other Universes Fine-Tune Their Own Inhabitants?

[Gold Barz]

Could Other Universes...

Fine-tune their own inhabitants?, just like our universe fine-tuned us? I agree that life-bearing universes would be unlikely but there still should be ALOT of them

I mean most people say any change in the laws, even a tweak would make life impossible but they forget that "state" they orginially thought impossible to breed life in could fine-tune its own inhabitants?...of course there would be the "extreme" universes that would dissappear in a second or be dead the whole time it existed

 

[selfAdjoint]

What you need would be
1. A source of free energy, that is energy with a lower entropy than its surroundings.
2. Some way to sequester that free energy into a sufficiently local neighborhood that it could be tapped to support realtively increased order, relative to the surroundings; that is apart of its low entropy state could be transferred and expressed differently by the "organism" as we might call the sequestering neighborhood.
3. Some way for such a neighborhood to create new neighborhoods with the same ability to tap free energy where found.

That, I believe is it. If not life, such an organism would at least be prelife, and it's power to reproduce would eventually produce evoution.

Property 1 is known as "food", 2. is known as "metabolism", and 3. is known as "reproduction". Notice that I didn't say chemistry or physics or anything beyond the definetion of free energy.

 

[Gold Barz]

Yeah, and if there were other universes there should be a lot of universes having those three requirements but the "dead" ones would still surely outnumber them.

 

[Gold Barz]

Surely there would be a lot that do have life in them...