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Old Jul 5, 2007, 12:23 pm   #20 (permalink) (top)
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Personally, I really like the theory. On the other hand, we are too small in scope to be considered the universe's god.
I am not suggesting that we are the Universe's god. How can a part of something be the god of that same thing?

I'm suggesting that we as self-aware, intelligent life that is an integral part of the Universe may be the means--a modest start to be sure--through which the Universe becomes fully self-aware and able, as we are, to make choices about itself.

We are not too small in scope. As an analogy, consider that human beings start off as a sperm and an egg--hardly an auspicious beginning.

And consider that life on this planet started with carbon-based amino acids, likely the product of electrical activity and some carbon.

The idea that, as a part of the Universe, we are the "sperm and egg" or the seed "amino acid" of a self-aware Universe is not out of the realm of possibility, in my view.


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