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Learning cosmology
In Kosmische Visie Ervin Laszlo describes a cosmological model in what he calls a poetic fashion. In that model he describes a a cosmos where a continuous birth/death of universes. But each cosmos learns from a previous one. And all this learning has led to the extermely finetuned universe that we have now.
What I miss in this is the direction of learning. How is known what is a good and bad solution? Somehow there must be a judging process in order to decide what is a good or bad universe.