The Messy, Cosmic Landscape
13 January 2006 “‘I have no need for this hypothesis.'” Through its annual education supplement, The Village Voice investigates another kind of Intelligent Design critic: string theoritician Leonard Susskind, the physicist author of the recent book, The Cosmic Landscape: String Theory and the Illusion of Intelligent Design, which argues that the anthropic principle — the idea that the […]
13 January 2006
“‘I have no need for this hypothesis.'” Through its annual education supplement, The Village Voice investigates another kind of Intelligent Design critic: string theoritician Leonard Susskind, the physicist author of the recent book, The Cosmic Landscape: String Theory and the Illusion of Intelligent Design, which argues that the anthropic principle — the idea that the world exists as it is so that humankind can be here to observe it — can exist without any supernatural, or divine, explanations.