Was the Big Bang God's Blinking Cursor?
Modern physics explains what happened after the Big Bang with astonishing precision. But the most important question still has no answer.
Science says the universe began in a state where enormous energy was compressed into a tiny space. The problem is the starting point.
The second law of thermodynamics says disorder always increases. But this law can't explain why the universe started in such an extraordinarily ordered state.
Physicist Roger Penrose put the odds of such a low-entropy beginning at an almost unimaginably small 1 in 10 to the 10 to the 123rd power.
Anyone can explain a ball rolling down a hill. But no one has yet explained who put the ball on top of the hill in the first place.
Scientists say the universe expanded enormously from a very small initial state, but what came before can't be explained even with equations.
In the thought experiment of a simulated universe, though, a single AI prompt could create tens of thousands of universes.
I see the Big Bang not as an explosion but as an execution. The server is God Himself.
Memory is initialized. ▶ Power flows in. ▶ The cursor blinks. ▶ Command: "Create universe." ▶ The program runs.
Inside a program, even a gigantic planet is ultimately processed as simple information. Counterintuitive phenomena like quantum entanglement and the double-slit experiment can also be interpreted as information processing.
With such a simple hypothesis available, why do we keep looking only for more complicated explanations?
God said, "Let there be light." "I am the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last."
If He had only wanted to teach farming and war, such expressions wouldn't have been necessary. The Bible says again and again that He transcends time and existence itself.
Elon Musk, one of the world's leading entrepreneurs, has said publicly that it's likely we live in a simulated universe.
I see it a little differently. If our universe's server came from another server, and that one from another, there could never be a first server. So the server must be God Himself, who exists on His own.
God said, "I AM WHO I AM."
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1. Who put the ball on top of the hill?
Science says the universe began in a state where enormous energy was compressed into a tiny space. The problem is the starting point.
The second law of thermodynamics says disorder always increases. But this law can't explain why the universe started in such an extraordinarily ordered state.
Physicist Roger Penrose put the odds of such a low-entropy beginning at an almost unimaginably small 1 in 10 to the 10 to the 123rd power.
Anyone can explain a ball rolling down a hill. But no one has yet explained who put the ball on top of the hill in the first place.
2. Think of the Big Bang as an AI prompt
Scientists say the universe expanded enormously from a very small initial state, but what came before can't be explained even with equations.
In the thought experiment of a simulated universe, though, a single AI prompt could create tens of thousands of universes.
I see the Big Bang not as an explosion but as an execution. The server is God Himself.
Memory is initialized. ▶ Power flows in. ▶ The cursor blinks. ▶ Command: "Create universe." ▶ The program runs.
Inside a program, even a gigantic planet is ultimately processed as simple information. Counterintuitive phenomena like quantum entanglement and the double-slit experiment can also be interpreted as information processing.
With such a simple hypothesis available, why do we keep looking only for more complicated explanations?
3. God explaining physics to ancient people
God said, "Let there be light." "I am the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last."
If He had only wanted to teach farming and war, such expressions wouldn't have been necessary. The Bible says again and again that He transcends time and existence itself.
Elon Musk, one of the world's leading entrepreneurs, has said publicly that it's likely we live in a simulated universe.
I see it a little differently. If our universe's server came from another server, and that one from another, there could never be a first server. So the server must be God Himself, who exists on His own.
God said, "I AM WHO I AM."
