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 1 5   |     fabricate itself just by chance? No, this is impossible.
 2 5   |    would have even less of a chance to create something incomparably
 3 8   |   that we are the product of chance. Julian Huxley once said:
 4 8   |  child is enough to rule out chance. Modern-day scientists like
 5 8   |     objections to the use of chance in explaining natural phenomena.
 6 8   |  anthropic principle is that chance is simply not a valid mechanism
 7 8   | explain the atom or life. If chance is not valid, we are constrained
 8 8   |    of expediency as ordinary chance does not withstand strict
 9 15,6|      with limits. Not random chance, but God's hand guided the
10 15,2|      boundary given time and chance alone.~Notice something