Choice is there where you can do otherwise , Neil. God has to do what he
does and hence no choice. We conscious beings are always doubtful , to do
this or that , the more confident we are, the less hesitant  even if wrong.

On Tue, Jan 20, 2015 at 5:43 AM, archytas <[email protected]> wrote:

> God might need that touch of malevolence to have his own free will - once
> totally rational and good you just have to do the right thing.  RP has hit
> his version will a piece of three by two to evade this issue - so we are
> like those toys that come out to play at night only 24/7.  Both Tony and RP
> have that touch of the Lords of Cosmic Jest about them too.
>
> Multiverse theory arose when a humanities undergraduate overheard a
> drunken conversation between Wheeler and Everitt on why their sums never
> added up.  They were really talking about normalisation and
> re-normalisation, but if all you knew about reality was Jane Eyre and that
> the Greeks and Romans were the good guys of history, some dumb joke about
> multiple universes with no need to do complex maths is what you'd remember
> - particularly if they had enough beer to offer you a few.  Myriad
> universes, even in this dud non-theory, are created every time we make a
> tiny measurement, identical to this universe except for the measurement.
> The god of this lot would be too busy to laugh at we jesters, clowns and
> mug punters and not know which jar to look in.  The humanities graduate as
> pretty, so John and Hugh spun a long yarn.  Eventually it became string
> theory and Pat had god lodged in Kaliber Yawn space, where beer is alcohol
> free.
>
> Me?  I'm off to play with the unicorns at the bottom of Allan's garden.
> They are atheists to a man-jack.  With all that horn, they know any
> generous omnipotent being would have created female unicorns too.  Fetch a
> flask out Allan, I gave mine to some cold Pixies on the way from Schipol.
>
>
> On Monday, 19 January 2015 23:38:16 UTC, facilitator wrote:
>>
>> Tough old world  Wonder if the god in Tony's picture ever thougt to ask
>> what the people not listening think?
>>
>>
>> Doesn't need to know. Why is the universe so big?  One scenario is that
>> all of these possibilities are being played out right now in an almost
>> infinite number of worlds.  Each world have similar enough Bio-form to be a
>> blueprint for the next.  That's how I would do it if I were playing God.
>> Put them in a jar, shake it up, and see if they fight.  I am of course
>> impugning a degree of maliciousness, but who has the moral full house
>> against two of a kind?
>>
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