  Probably not, because there are lots of manifestly unanthropic ways of
producing entropy. We demonstrate that the Causal Entropic Principle (CEP), as
a replacement for the anthropic principle to explain the properties of the
observed universe, suffers from many of the same problems of adopting myopic
assumptions in order to predict that various fundamental parameters take
approximately the observed values. In particular, we demonstrate that four
mechanisms -- black hole production, black hole decay, phase transitions, and
dark matter annihilations or decays -- will manifestly change the conclusions
of the CEP to predict that we should live in a universe quite different than
the one in which we find ourselves.
