Mike CernovichVerified account

Yes. God created everything and knows the fate of every person. In many ways, 'God' makes more sense as a programmer of a simulation he was curious about. He was unhappy with version 1.0 and released a patch. Even the afterlife sounds like a choose-your-own adventure game.

We are all gods then. #LearnToCode

Essentially. One concept of reincarnation involves a sophisticated game design in which your consciousness picks out a character with attributes and seeks out specific goals to achieve and repeats until their quests are complete with new characters and new locations.

1st: love the convo . I have a very tough time with reincarnation as a theory - I hadn’t seen it as even valid when talking about simulations... Interesting: so the consciousness (now you are invoking ‘souls’) ‘selects’ a ‘likeness’? These are self-generated ‘goals’?

That's what I think. Similar to creating a Sim. You play your character through and then your consciousness returns and you review it and try again if you want. But honestly, I've found its all just interesting speculation. If its all a game, I won't know it anyway. ;)

Depends on how you differentiate "Simulation" from "Creation". Overall yes, though. God is the creator of the simulation.

The simulation is God's electric universe of effect. All that we see, hear, smell, feel is motion that emerges from, then returns to the fulcrum zero of God's Still Magnetic Light. Read my man, Walter Russell.

Physically, the way existance is a simulation, is that all elements, solid/liquid/gas, are different pressure conditions of the same thing; electric waves of energy exerted from God's Omnipotence. All bodies express themselves during the rest at wave amplitude (crest of sine). 2>