Fred Hoyle?

Ah yes.. Excellent astro physicist but sadly for him, students learn more about how he got it wrong over the Big Bang and the blind stubbornness that clouded his judgement than the excellent contributions he made otherwise.

Keith.. Many of the algebraic characters in your post are not always easy to find on a keyboard, but " and another " are easy when quoting. Perhaps as this is a debate, you might add what Keith makes of that? To help, I'll tell you what Ian thinks..

Interesting and about as deep as you would wish to go when justifying chance, probability and circumstance. That said, it would be more interesting if, as well as stating the constants, you pointed out their relationship to each other and what that tells us.

As it is, you are just quoting a set of hypotheses that say what? Or is it just the ability to cut and paste Greek letters into posts that amazes you?

On other matters.

Your exuberance is as abundant as that of the urban spaceman Dave 😎