Do you believe in God? I feel like the simulation theory seems more plausible
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I believe something created the universe but it has nothing to do with Jesus or Mohammed or Zeus or oris or any other myth humans created
I don't believe whatever created the universe has individual plans for smart monkies on a random planet anymore than it has a plan for the spider I just squished with me shoe
Simulation... Maybe
I agree for the most part. I think humans project their need for meaning out to the world and it’s led to this idea that we are more important than we actually are. That the world was created for us so we can be tested by a perfect deity is absurd.
Fair, but if you think of Quantum Mechanics, the concepts of omniscience and omnipresence become much more plausible. In such a case, whatever is God might care about you.
This doesn’t prove that God exists. And it certainly doesn’t mean that one should follow any specific religion.
Totally. Don't trust, verify, my dood. Which should make you wonder why I'm saying it.
But check out the video I linked; guy who invented microprocessor talking about the topic.
"CPU inventor and physicist Federico Faggin, together with Prof. Giacomo Mauro D'Ariano, proposes that consciousness is not an emergent property of the brain, but a fundamental aspect of reality itself: quantum fields are conscious and have free will. In this theory, our physical body is a quantum-classical ‘machine,’ operated by free will decisions of quantum fields. Faggin calls the theory 'Quantum Information Panpsychism' (QIP) and claims that it can give us testable predictions in the near future. If the theory is correct, it not only will be the most accurate theory of consciousness, it will also solve mysteries around the interpretation of quantum mechanics.
Intweview by Hans Busstra, Essentia Foundation."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FUFewGHLLg&list=WL&index=15&t=129s
Try pondering the UTXO model of reality/UTXO theory of quantum mechanics.