source: Look, it's improbable that anybody would win a lottery, but somebody has to win." The analogy is that any universe is improbable, but there has to be some universe. In the case of the universe, as opposed to the lottery, the outcome is specified, and that's what makes the difference. # I don't think this is analogous at all to what I'm saying.
target: Look, it's improbable that anybody would win a lottery, but somebody has to win." The analogy is that any universe is improbable, but there has to be some universe. In the case of the universe, as opposed to the lottery, the outcome is specified, and that's what makes the difference. And since If the argument does not satisfy the necessary conditions, it is not valid. I don't think this is analogous at all to what I'm saying.