Interesting read. It strikes me as very simular to The Simulation Theory. Some people believe we're in a computer simulation which is why we can break down so many sciences and "rules" of our universe into mathematical equations. It's basically learning more and more about the way our simulation is coded. That also explains the Fermi Paradox (the question "why haven't we found any signs of life on other planets even though logically the signs should be out there and already found?") for some people. Personally, a lot of those theories like the Simulation Theory or God are hard for me to grasp. Neither is provable if true. The Bible was just written by humans, simply put. Much of it is not relevant to our day in age and many of the letters submitted to enter the Bible have no sturdy "chain of custody" or reason for most people to believe it's anything more than stories or made up. Especially since many contradic one another. If God does exist, he abandoned this project long ago and probably moved to a new side of the universe. He does not interact with us and there is no scientific grounds for a soul. Everything about our conscious thought is connected to our brains at the moment. It's very difficult to imagine something existing once the brain is dead for me. I know there is a lot of room to speculate on what the unknowns are. We still have zero clue what dark matter or dark energy is, and while I enjoy speculating and looking at different theories - I can't blindly accept any of them to be true. Maybe they are microscopic black holes. I don't accept that as fact. That's similar to God. Maybe he does exist. Or maybe our "God" is an alien civilization that is a type 7 on the kardashev scale. We have zero way to prove either theory during our lifetime, so it's impossible for me to accept any of them as fact even though they're equally possible.