  We present a new solution to the hierarchy problem, where the Higgs mass is
at its observed electroweak value because such a patch inflates the most in the
early universe. If the Higgs mass depends on a field undergoing quantum
fluctuations during inflation, then inflation will fill the universe with the
Higgs mass that corresponds to the largest vacuum energy. The hierarchy problem
is solved if the maximum vacuum energy occurs for the observed Higgs mass. We
demonstrate this notion with a proof-of-principle model containing an axion, a
modulus field and the Higgs, and show that inflation can be responsible for the
weak scale.
