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Does earth's specific gravity facilitate life or do all the other variables dictate that life would have prospered anyway and adapted to almost whatever gravity our planet had.?

i.e. is our gravity also in a Goldilocks zone?
gpt
It's like a puddle that became sentient. The puddle says the hole it's in seems designed and perfect as it could not fit in any other hole. We all know that the puddle confotmed to the environment. This is how life works on earth, it grew to fit the environment. We can see radically different trends based on historical conditions via fossils.

This means life would indeed adapt to different levels of gravity. There is limits on what life as we know it would have formed in and adapted to. We don't really have reason to believe life can form without an atmosphere so a minimum bound is likely. This minimum bound would depend a bit in the planet in question and the magnetic field present to protect an atmosphere.  There is definitely an upper boundary as pressure and heat come up to a point that interferes with the chemical reactions we associate with life 

So in a way, there is a goldilocks zone but it's likely fairly big. But we're also the water in the puddle, we are fit for the environment we live in, the actual puddle was not designed for us. Our life would not be the same if the puddle was a different depth or shape.