whats your theory ?

https://ibb.co/HVPHdzv

On what?

yeah what's your theory

on where all this came from

God was just a team of astronaut scientists, engineers, explorers, etc. who were on a mission to search the solar system for as much gold as they could find

Fsum = 1 means there is post human civ

It doesn't matter

and it was a long-term project

it doesnt matter ?

It doesn't matter

are you shy ?

I'm talking to you about your belief not mine

ok

you know mines

its not a belief, its a probability

they needed monatomic gold to put into their dwindling atmosphere to shield their planet

there is a difference

^^^^

it's kind of like how, today, humans are looking to spray Aluminum into the atmosphere to shield from the sun

As I said before, all this is turning out to be is a cop-out for reality

how

ok, you have no arguments what are you getting at?

The starting of the universe? Countless Simulations stacked on each other

ok and?

Its entirely probable

There's no actual proof for it

...

The things i say fly over your head

vs your theory, it holds up well @Dear Mason

gold is virtually a perfect reflector of infrared. And so, "God" needed gold for their atmosphere to insulate their planet (which was very far from the(ir) sun).

And is it possible from today standards? Haha no.

There is no computer strong enough to hold that many TB of data for years on end

todays standards? what re you talking about?

Wrong! I was waiting for you to say that

So you accuse me of being insane, then you come up with this?

we dont believe this stuff. we've spent alot of time thinking about and these are the thoughts we've been led too @Dear Mason

I like your idea though.

@Dear Mason in the future though lol

If you believe the Bible, you can't ignore that God was looking for gold and needed a man to till the ground (dig up gold).

If you look at variable N which represents computing power you realize that it is non binding which means that post human civs are assumed to have infinite power or atleast have achieved computing beyond ours