Is The Universe Perfect For Life?

Fraser, you're missing one key point in this grim outlook on life in the universe outside of this admitted paradise. With the universe's practically infinite size, and just as importantly infinite time relative to our brief moment here, there are probably trillions of other places functioning similar to ours. In fact, considering the implausible, random, evolutionary growth of life here in just ? 500 ? million years, and its exponential growth of understanding of the cosmos in recent years, what kind of life does that imply exists elsewhere after 10 billion years of growth? I can only assume that we are like a quarantined virus to the rest of the real universe.