I'm on the yes side of the sea here, but that's a loaded fucking phrasing if I've ever seen one. The only options are 'God is real' or 'Everything is random'. Those are the real alternatives? What if I think God is not real, but certain local regions of spacetime are highly non-random? You're being a bit circular here. There are a lot of processes in your own body which are very non-random, so by proving that not everything is random, we also prove God exists?
I'm on the yes side of the sea here, but that's a loaded fucking phrasing if I've ever seen one. The only options are 'God is real' or 'Everything is random'. Those are the real alternatives? What if I think God is not real, but certain local regions of spacetime are highly non-random? You're being a bit circular here. There are a lot of processes in your own body which are very non-random, so by proving that not everything is random, we also prove God exists?
I guess that's why there's the third option.
It seems pretty obvious to me that God exists. However you want to define it.
I guess that's why there's the third option.
It seems pretty obvious to me that God exists. However you want to define it.
Yep, my intuition says the same thing.
Yep, my intuition says the same thing.
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