We don't know much about how the universe came into being. But in our quest to prove the existence of an intelligent creator, we shouldn't forget how to do basic math and fall victim to confirmation bias.

Because no matter how large a number offers a large number to support the argument that the universe could not have been a result of random chance, the argument itself allows for the possibility of such a thing happening.

Whether or not something can or cannot happen is irrelevant when the thing being talked about already does exist.