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Tuesday, August 26, 2008 The case for a human-shaped world I have an essay in this month's issue of Times Higher Education about the case for a human-shaped universe. As a graduate student, I was once a particle physicist, but changed my field when I realized that astrophysics was both alluring and intellectually more challenging. The first paper I published was on “the stringyness of the universe”. String theory is in trouble now, but it has been a tremendous, and very productive, endeavor. My second paper is on the anthropic principle, and was one of the first to point out that it is quite possible that our own world might be only one of an astronomically large number of universes that exist, and that we might be in a small one. In some of my papers I argue that what is most important to human culture is not physics but psychology. I believe that the psychology of our species, the psychology of love, the psychology of curiosity, of wonder, of struggle and sacrifice, and many other important aspects of our psychological makeup, are universal. As such, they must exist in all universes, no matter how different from ours they are. I find it hard to believe that every human being is not just basically the same, and that there is some serious variation in a human population. This realization can be very discouraging. One of my former doctoral students said to me: “We need to believe in such a world because it is so important to get through the tragedy of childhood. We need to believe in such a world because this is what we need to do to be good.” When I was a graduate student, I had to deal with a physicist colleague who was concerned about the possibility What's New In? 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