I find it interesting because if N=1, then we're an incredibly statistical fluke, and yet there's no reason to suppose that our solar system or planet is that much of an anomaly.
I feel like this is about the same as wandering out into the antarctic pole of inaccessibility, whispering "is anyone out there" one time in 1974, waiting a couple minutes, and then pondering on how it's such an incredible statistical fluke that nobody has responded.
Maybe for me the issue is that since N=1, we have nowhere near enough information to construct reasonable priors on the equation's parameters. This makes the variance in the outcome explode. The ballpark is so huge that basically any interpretation is fair game.