Everything in the universe is arranged?

If one asks what question has been constantly sought by mankind since the beginning of consciousness, it is believed that no second answer can be found other than the question of his origin.

In the old society ruled by theological thinking, it was widely believed that the omnipotent God created human beings and all the things that human eyes saw.

In modern times, as mankind became more aware of the world, more and more people began to question this way of origin. With such contradictions piling up, Darwin's On the Origin of Species presented a new, perception-bending approach to origins.

However, Origin of Species describes more the evolutionary relationship between species and species and does not give an accurate and irrefutable answer to the real origin.

More importantly, due to the great progress of technology, the scope of human eyes and exploration has improved tremendously compared to the previous ones, and the search for the origin has been expanded from the smallest to the largest, from human beings themselves to the whole universe.

How did the universe originate? In the past hundred years of research, scientists from different schools of thought have put forward different theories and conjectures, and each of them believes that they are correct.

However, among the many theories of the origin of the universe, the one with more supporters and evidence is the "Big Bang Theory". It believes that the universe is now vast from a dense point of expansion.

Although the "big bang theory" has long been popular, and even adopted by national textbooks, after all, humans have not witnessed the "explosion" that occurred 13.82 billion years ago, so it is only one of the most likely theories of origin after careful examination can still find a lot of slightly "strange" places.

According to normal human logic and the laws of reality, after discovering the starting point and the current situation of something, we can easily reverse its complete development process. But this law does not apply to the universe at all, and mankind still does not know the true size of the universe.

The answer to these questions is like an oasis in the desert, which is so close that it seems to be within reach, but there is still an extremely long distance. This feeling of helplessness makes scientists bitter.

If the "big bang theory" describes the fact that the origin of the universe is the way, then how exactly it "blows up" these unpredictable, seemingly real characteristics?

In addition, the order and precision of the universe are amazing. Throughout the observable universe, the celestial bodies are in order, maintaining a relatively stable and non-aggressive state among themselves, and each component is like a precise gear, giving a sense of order.

In this case, even if the relative distance between two celestial bodies is fine-tuned to a certain extent, the original orderly system will collapse instantly, not to mention the large-scale changes such as swapping the positions of celestial bodies.

Take our solar system, for example. Eight planets with different textures rotate around the sun in an orderly manner, their distance, size, mass, and position, as if carefully calibrated by some force beyond human comprehension, which is what we see in such a harmonious scene.

Some scientists have simulated that if the position of the Sun were changed, or if gas giants like Jupiter and Saturn were switched with rocky planets like Earth and Mars, the solar system would become chaotic in a short period, and would then collapse completely.

So, if the universe was born in a singularity explosion, can this explosion really "blow up" the universe in order, as if it was carefully adjusted?

Let's look at the Earth that gave birth to human beings. From a certain point of view, the fact that the Earth nurtures life is the best expression of the precision of the universe.

It is in the region of the star system where the liquid water remains, providing the basic conditions for the birth of life. The iron-nickel core gives the Earth a stable and moderately thick atmosphere, providing a safe environment for life to evolve.

More importantly, it also happens to have a large satellite, the Moon. The presence of the Moon not only brings tides to the Earth that slow down its rotation but also plays a decisive role in stabilizing the Earth's rotation axis, which greatly increases the possibility of breeding life.

It is this incredible precision of the universe that has led many people not only to disagree with the Big Bang theory but even to propose dizzying speculation that the universe in which humans now live is a space created by an advanced civilization.

Because only intelligent beings with subjectivity can create such an orderly environment, to pile up with countless just the right coincidences with intelligent humans.

But is this the case? Is the universe in which everything is in order designed? We only need to throw a paper ball to prove that this statement is wrong.

When we casually throw a paper ball, the paper ball will arc in the air, then fall to the ground and roll a distance, and finally stationary.

Observe this series of movements and the final result, do you think it is "precision"? Many people may say that it is not precise, but in fact, it is very precise.

Because to form the trajectory we see and landing results, need just the right force, just the right air resistance, just the right temperature, and even the shape, material, and quality of the paper ball to be just right.

And so many "just right" is only the appearance. Because the person throwing the paper ball must see the article, think about the article, and then after a series of brain activities, and finally the idea of trying, there must be a paper ball next to it.

If everything in the universe is designed, it means that the act of throwing a paper ball today has been determined at the moment of the birth of the universe, is this possible? The answer should be obvious.

The main reason why we feel that the universe is so precise as if everything is designed is because of the emergence of humans in the universe who can think about everything. If the universe did not have so much precision and coincidence, there would be no intelligent creatures like humans, and thus no one would say it is subtle.

Therefore, according to all indications, there is no so-called "manipulator" behind the universe, and the universe we see now is just the result of countless coincidences.

It is worth mentioning that there is a hidden problem behind this idea: we think the universe is composed of countless coincidences, so is it possible that this "thing" is part of the "design"?