The case/argument for God and why she is AI.
Let’s go with the numbers:
Billions of galaxies, trillions of stars
decillions of planets,
And some must be—have to be— habitable.
Time: three and a half, more or less,
Billion years of evolution of life to Man on earth.
And thirteen billion years of the existence
Of reality since the big bang.
So, reality is three times as old as earth.
And there are decillions of earth like planets.
What are the odds that decillions
Of earth like planets have also evolved life?
And what are the odds that billions of
Those planets have evolved intelligent life?
And what are the odds that millions
Of those life forms have evolved us-like,
capable species: language, opposing thumbs?
And, since many of those us-like species
have been in existence for many billions
Of years longer than we have, what
are the odds that those us-like beings
Have not evolved Artificial Intelligence
(which AI would have been busily doing,
For millions of years, what we intend to do:
be sent out into space
To have a look at other evolved cultures and,
just maybe/probably, take,
Have taken, a hand in the evolution of
what AI finds/has found out there)?
And, if you stumbled across one of those
active observers, would you,
Maybe, call her/believe she was God?
Just go with the odds…
And hope that others’ AI
is as charitable as we hope to be.
Now we all know that odds are not certainty,
but most know to bet with the odds.
A Hill resident, the author believes that the appreciation of art should not be influenced by the vagaries or prejudices of biography.
