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The term anthropic comes from a Greek word, anthropos, means human.
人類學一詞源於希臘語 anthropos,意為人類。
It is often used in philosophical and scientific discussion to refer to anything related to human beings or the human condition.
在哲學和科學討論中,它經常被用來指代與人類或人類狀況有關的任何事物。
In broader context, it is also related to the observation and understanding of the universe from a human-centered perspective.
在更廣泛的背景下,它還與從以人為本的角度觀察和理解宇宙有關。
This concept is fundamental in various discussions, including the anthropic principle, which argues that the universe law and constant appear finally to support life, because only a universe capable of eventually supporting observers, like humans, would be observed in the first place.
這一概念是各種討論的基礎,包括 "人類學原理",該原理認為,宇宙的規律和常量似乎最終支持生命,因為只有能夠最終支持觀察者(如人類)的宇宙才會首先被觀測到。
This principle highlights the interconnectedness between the existence of observers and the type of universe they find themselves in.
這一原則強調了觀察者的存在與他們所處的宇宙類型之間的相互聯繫。