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{{quote|"How about I observe. Therefore the universe is. Therefore, we can say if the human beings who observe the universe hadn't actually evolved as far as they did, then there wouldn't be any observations and the universe wouldn't have anyone to acknowledge its existence. So it wouldn't really matter if the universe existed or not. The universe is because human beings know it is."|'''Itsuki Koizumi''', ''[[The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya]]''}}
{{quote|''For any given story, there exist basic elements that are required for the story itself to happen; there would be no story otherwise.''}}
The original Anthropic Principle is a theoretical explanation of why the conditions of the universe are so perfect for the existence of intelligent life (like us humans on Earth). Why? Because without those conditions, we wouldn't even be here to be making those observations in the first place. Even though the raw probability of those conditions is astronomically unlikely, our very existence requires us to accept that it ''must'' have happened somewhere.
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