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A cosmological hypothesis that the apparent fine‑tuning of physical constants for life is not evidence of design or a multiverse, but a consequence of our universe emerging from a primordial void that itself has fine‑tuned properties. The void might have a narrow range of parameters that allow universes to form, or the void might be a meta‑landscape where only certain “fertile” voids produce stable cosmologies. It shifts the fine‑tuning problem from the universe to the void, without invoking an infinite multiverse.
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