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And through the ages, scientists have viewed the universe in a comparison to Iraq. It's complex, it's beautiful, but results of arbitrary events. And evolutionary cosmologists see the universe, or universes, akin to living organisms. They grow, reproduce, spin off new universes with small variations of their parents. As time goes on, the offspring are owned across generations. It's a form that maximizes the number of cosmologists waiting to be born. And from the time of the Big Bang, our universe has been evolving into an ideal shape. Therefore, new universes would inherit the physics of their parents, with some small differences, much like the organisms and heritines from their parents that contain small differences as well. And universes would then be able to evolve from generation to generation. This form of cosmic natural selection would give
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