  A modern assessment of the classical Boltzmann-Schuetz argument for
large-scale entropy fluctuations as the origin of our observable cosmological
domain is given. The emphasis is put on the central implication of this picture
which flatly contradicts the weak anthropic principle as an epistemological
statement about the universe. Therefore, to associate this picture with the
anthropic principle as it is usually done is unwarranted. In particular,
Feynman's criticism of the anthropic principle based on the entropy-fluctuation
picture is a product of this semantic confusion.
