 The so-called anthropic objection against the argument from fine-tuning for design argues that that argument breaks down once our biasedness due to the observation selection effects emphasized by the weak and strong anthropic principles is taken into account. Elliott Sober (2003, 2009) advocates this objection. According to him, the argument from fine-tuning for design requires not the likelihood inequality \(\eqref{likelihoods}\) but the much more problematic 