The intelligent universe

So if the energy levels in carbon were 2% from what they are and the energy levels in oxygen were only half a percent different from what they are, there would be no carbon in the universe.

And Hoyle would s- would write after that, "Nothing has shaken my atheism as much as this discovery." And he would go on into the 1980s to write a book called The Intelligent Universe, that there is some kind of deeper story to the universe.

He didn't become a Christian, but he was intrigued at the very fine-tuning of the universe, what another physicist, uh, Paul Davis, calls the Goldilocks enigma.

Hmm.