The world was finally created.

In your book "God Plays Dice," you make the argument that our complex world could not have been created randomly because of the zero probability that a chain of random events in such a short time frame would have created the world on its own.
I have heard an argument that probability cannot be used as an argument where the thing you want to prove improbable has come into being. That is, even according to the argument of probability, there is a slim chance that the improbable thing will come to pass. And if it does come to pass, it is only a sign that the dice fell correctly.