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tzimie
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Could you help to add more items into this incomplete list of life-friendly "coincidences" in QM:
1. Having at least 3 generations is important for life. With 2 or less, CP violation is "absorbed", and without CP violation there is no matter-antimatter disbalance.
2. Neuron is "almost" stable. Having neutron unstable or absolutely stable will be a disaster (for different reasons).
3. There are no stable nuclei with 5 and 8 hadrons, otherwise starts won't be "blocked" on the main sequence for a long time. BTW, why there are no such hadrons? How is it mapped into parameters of the Standard Model?
4...
Thanks
1. Having at least 3 generations is important for life. With 2 or less, CP violation is "absorbed", and without CP violation there is no matter-antimatter disbalance.
2. Neuron is "almost" stable. Having neutron unstable or absolutely stable will be a disaster (for different reasons).
3. There are no stable nuclei with 5 and 8 hadrons, otherwise starts won't be "blocked" on the main sequence for a long time. BTW, why there are no such hadrons? How is it mapped into parameters of the Standard Model?
4...
Thanks