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I'm not refuting them; I'm saying – look for three Earth quarks))) It's a typical, convoluted quest from those old, old RPGs)))

Yeah, it’s like a real dream world.

By the way, do you know what the simplest atom looks like? It's a sphere with another, smaller sphere orbiting it. Okay. There are also atoms with a more complex structure – 2, 4, or more spheres orbit them. Good. Now, look at a map of the solar system, specifically the structure of our planet, and the others. So, what do you think? (:

Of course, it's most likely that's how it is.
P.S. I don't understand much about your quarks and the like, but what do you think, maybe we just don't know everything. In the past, everyone was absolutely sure that the Earth was flat. It turned out that it wasn't. Now, Brack is trying to prove that such a theory is impossible, but in reality, maybe it is possible. Or maybe the Earth is still flat, but we just can't understand it yet. Or maybe we'll never understand it.
I wrote something like that in WoW a long time ago, that science is nonsense /:

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yes, by the way, what's up with the server, it's lagging so badly.

BLIN!!!
Learn how to read!
I'm saying - prove it! If you prove it, there will be happiness; if you don't, then so be it.
There's also another option: maybe we are just a product of the thoughts of some green little man (i.e., a green mutant is sitting in a trans-obliteration class, picking his nose and coming up with all sorts of nonsense about people, and we are just a consequence of his thoughts)). When the lesson ends, we will die)). Apparently, there isn't much time left until the bell - December 21, 2012 is not far off)).

I want all my drawn little characters to come to life and have a battle among themselves! I want to see who survives.

There's also this option: maybe we're just a product of some green alien's imagination (i.e., a green mutant is sitting in a trans-obliteration class, picking his nose and coming up with all sorts of nonsense about humans, and we're just a consequence of his thoughts)). When the class ends, we'll die)). Apparently, the bell will ring soon - December 21, 2012, is not far off)).

Interesting)
But then, how do we become aware of ourselves? We have consciousness, thoughts, but if a little green man invented us, then there wouldn't be

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Why aren't you writing in the guessing game?

Volke, you know, sometimes when you come up with something, your thoughts start to go wild – all sorts of “glitches” happen – for example, a warp-yozheg starts doing somersaults and all sorts of similar things)).
Besides, who said that our thoughts are really ours? Maybe we are just a reflection of some other universe, and each of us is just a mirror (albeit a distorted one – we probably don’t act and think the same way as they do there – maybe we are just a reflection of their emotions – someone is angry there and doesn’t leave their room – and we reflect that “green little man” – he gets angry and starts cutting everyone down left and right)).

It's just not clear how this viewpoint differs from any ordinary (or any) religion. Someone – a God (a Green Little Man) – invented (imagined) us, and now he's sitting around picking his nose, waiting to see how this whole mess will end. (And he can end it all at any moment). It's just not as pompous, but it's no less banal. )))

The difference is that God created us and controls us. The green little man in a transobliteration lesson came up with the basic idea, and then the thought went into "free flight," and not necessarily in his brain anymore. If you knew what warp was, you would understand.

I know what warp is, but even so, if we assume that warp doesn't exist, it's impossible.

and it doesn't necessarily have to be in his mind anymore

But the idea that our world is a kind of warp, a product of the thoughts of not one person, but many, many people – is a little more interesting. But still, not particularly.
In general, the most interesting theory is the officially scientific one. There is the Universe, and there are we. Or maybe there is someone else too. That's it (:

I don’t think the Bible says anywhere that God controls every single one of our actions “literally.” We are also in a state of free choice between good and evil (otherwise, there would be no intrigue). So, if it makes you feel better, believe that you were created by a Green Little Man (great and terrible, the one who picks his nose).

Werewolf, why are you using the formal "you"?
God doesn't directly control our actions, but he controls the circumstances – he sets the boundaries, the trials, with the goal of seeing how we will react.
*And then Ostap went off on a tangent...*
No, seriously – it looks like some kind of experiment. If you look at it that way, when a trial is deliberately set before you and they watch how you overcome it, the first thing that comes to mind is that they are conducting "experiments" on you. But why? Why is God so interested in what we will do in a given situation? What does he want to achieve with this?
Perhaps God is lonely, and we are the result of his research into creating beings like himself (because it is quite possible that all we need to do is rise to a "divine" level, become his equal). Even if you look at the legends about Atlantis and Lemuria, you can say that they were "failures," and we are still "promising").
This is just one version for now; I can't come up with anything else at the moment.

P.S.: By the way, the expression "God's ways are inscrutable" can also be interpreted in this way – perhaps we simply cannot comprehend the reason for these experiments. And therefore, we cannot know what will happen to us next on our path

No, it really does resemble some kind of experiment. If you look at it that way – when you are deliberately given a challenge and they watch how you overcome it, the first thing that comes to mind is that they are conducting "experiments" on you. But why? Why is it so interesting to God what we will do in a given situation? What does he want to achieve with this?)

maybe it's a selection process.

If you knew what warp is, you would understand.

I always address a person the way they address me. It's just politeness. And I don't mind using "you" informally.

Regarding the matter at hand: I'm far from interpreting the Divine according to church canons (any church). I'm more inclined to think that God is a super-being (an alien? A little green man? A super-intelligence?) who once started this whole story on Earth, but then flew away (but promised to return?), lost interest in the experiment (?), or the experiment got out of control (?), or rather, his goal never included constant control over our lives. The goal was to populate another planet. Well, that's just my opinion, I'm not trying to convince anyone. Maybe it's banal too, but it's more understandable to me.

Werewolf, I addressed everyone. Ar, it's very possible. As we know, the question arises - "Where to?". And the answer immediately follows - "To paradise.") But is it really "paradise," in our understanding of the word? Perhaps it's just one step higher on the path to the "divine," if I may put it that way. Wolf, your grass is having a bad effect on me...