  Imposing the constraint that the Standard Model effective Higgs potential
should have two degenerate minima ( vacua), one of which should be - order of
magnitudewise - at the Planck scale, leads to the top mass being 173 +/- 5 GeV
and the Higgs mass 135 +/- 9 GeV. This requirement of the degeneracy of
different phases is a special case of what we call the multiple point
criticality principle. In the present work we use the Standard Model all the
way to the Planck scale, and do not introduce supersymmetry or any extension of
the Standard Model gauge group. A possible model to explain the multiple point
criticality principle is lack of locality fundamentally.
