At New Scientist, Michael Brooks tells us "Seven Things That Don't Make Sense About Gravity," including
- If gravity were a tiny bit stronger, the universe as we know it would not exist
- From plants to quail, life of all stripes seems to need gravity to work properly
Uh ... so then gravity doesn't make sense because ... why, exactly? Because there wasn't supposed to be a solution to those problems? Why not?
It reminds me a bit of this earlier kvetching about gravity.
Fine tuning is a big problem for these people.