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In his web-page on [http://www.anthropic-principle.com/ The Anthropic Principle], the [[Tranhumanism| transhumanist]] philosopher [[Nick Bostrom]] suggests that the the Anthropic principle is only one manifestation of a much larger theory concerning self-location and observation. Within this he argues that the stronger versions of  anthropic principles are simply confused, and while the weaker versions might be sound, they are in fact too weak to be useful. He argues that the current formulations of the principles are not formulated in any way as to yield observational consequences.

In his web-page on [http://www.anthropic-principle.com/ The Anthropic Principle], the [[Tranhumanism| transhumanist]] philosopher [[Nick Bostrom]] suggests that the the Anthropic principle is only one manifestation of a much larger theory concerning self-location and observation. Within this he argues that the stronger versions of  anthropic principles are simply confused, and while the weaker versions might be sound, they are in fact too weak to be useful. He argues that the current formulations of the principles are not formulated in any way as to yield observational consequences.

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