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Wasser fällt mit g=9,81 m/s² nach unten, Planeten bewegen sich nach den Gesetzen Newtons über den Nachthimmel, die Coulomb-Kraft und die Quantengesetze machen Steine zuverlässig fest: müssen diese Naturgegebenheiten genau so sein, um einen tieferen Sinn der Welt zu erfüllen? Oder könnten sie auch ganz anders sein, ohne den Sinn der Welt zu gefährden? Das ist der Beitrag der Naturwissenschaften zur Frage nach dem So-Sein der Welt.
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