Is The Universe A Purposeful Randomness?

Maybe the universe is inside the creators their brain(s). Maybe we and the world including the cosmos are all inside our own brains...

 

Maybe the universe is a piece of mold in between an ice giant's toes. I like taking notice of all theories (contemporary, ancient, mythologcial, religious, philosophical etc.). A great subject to let your mind get busy with :D

 

Maybe the universe is inside the creators their brain(s). Maybe we and the world including the cosmos are all inside our own brains...

 

Imagine this: The collective consciousness of the universe...   

 

Yes, that could be the "creator", that could be God.  But it's nothing like what Xtians or others think or conceive.

 

I hate to say this but it's almost as out there as the completely fictional Scientology. 

 

What about the concept of planetary consciousness?  Gaia theory and all that fits in nicely.

 

I actually find it far easier to believe the SUN has consciousness (look at all those powerful thoughts - represented by the solar activity we can monitor), than in any patriarchal depiction of God.

 

It's so much easier these days to posit answers about Life, the Universe and Everything, now that science is making incredible discoveries on an almost daily basis.

 

The big picture is starting to come into better focus.

 

However the immensity of it all is unfathomable to our limited minds...

Maybe brain wasn't the most fitting word. It sounds too physical :P I mean more something like a mind. It could also be far more banal than we 2 would ever expect...

 

A creator can be many different things than just a heavenly father of course. That's not really how I picture God either if I would try to visualize God...although it doesn't bother me as much that others do so, and I have no hard time projecting it on It (without silly convictions) when I talk about this concept with people who do. It sometimes seems it is nowadays more retarded to consider a creator than a group of aliens that forged this universe. Both are just as valid of course (I'm just more leaning to a creator kind of theory)! But I still think the universe as some random thing happening on it's own through actions and reactions is not absolutely crazy neither. A lot of chaos and some strange mathematical balances :-D

The universe is seeming more and more like some kind of experiment in physics.

 

That's why I'm seeing a purposefulness in it.

 

It's like someone has set a bunch of parameters, pressed the start button and is checking out the results.

 

And like I said, we are getting closer to starting that experiment ourselves.

 

In that case, we would be the Creators, or at least those who start the experiment.

 

Ah, what fun it would be to play with that code... ;)

like the matrix or some ish. :-)

Well, considering the way that humans experiment on animals, I guess you can draw some kind of analogy there. It's a nice thing to daydream about because it's the kind of thing that fascinates me. However, I soon get annoyed with the fact that you can't prove any of it and then before I know it I'm distracted by some other wacky idea instead!

Maybe reality is, and words are nonsense unless they're used as an attempt to describe reality which is.

I think it's more a randomless porpoise...

I just read a theory that says that all life beyond earth is likely to be unicellular and unintelligent.

The theory claims that a one-time happenstance, the joining of mitochondria with a single celled organism provided the extra energy needed to create larger organisms.

I didn't quite understand their rationale that this couldn't happen more often elsewhere, but they did admit that other planets might enable a different kind of evolution.

It would seem that if the theory is correct, it could support many religious beliefs that life on Earth is unique, a universal one-off, possibly created by an Intelligent Creator.

If indeed large life forms, such as humans are unique in all the universe, (despite recent evidence of earth-like planets everywhere), one might well wonder why here, why now, why us? (the enternal questions religion seeks to answer)

I think a unicellular being could easily evolve to being far more intelligent than a certain current US president...