According to Hutton's anthropic principle, what was the Earth designed for?
For the survival of the fittest
Eternally suitable for humans
For the destruction of the humankind
For the evolution of species
Answer
According to Hutton's anthropic principle, the Earth was designed for humans. This means that the Earth's physical and chemical properties are such that they are conducive to the survival and development of human life. For example, the Earth's atmosphere contains oxygen, which is necessary for human respiration. The Earth's surface is also relatively stable, which provides a safe environment for human habitation.
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