What is the chances that if we just sit back and wait long enough an AI system will create itself out of nothing? <br>Absurd? Yes, it is absurd but that's what evolutionists teach the children of this world who then spend their lives never even questioning this "fact" they learned as children. <br>God is the one who created everything and one day every knee will indeed bow. To think that these people will entertain such ridiculous ideas such as us being in a simulation but completely reject even the notion that there is a God who created it all.,(reply>), .... what created God? Why would "every knee" need to bow if he's omnipotent and cares what we think? Why are fascists so unhappy when they win all the time always?<br><br>Abiogenesis is probably inevitable in any bit of liquid in this particular universe. The transition from single celled organisms to multi-celled organisms took half the lifetime of a star. The development of tissues, limbs, eyespots and the brains necessary to pilot them was an eyeblink in comparison.<br><br>Abiogenesis in a market already saturated with bacteria is just a sitting duck for some microbe's meal.<br><br>This obsession with life reveals how silly these extreme narcissists are (big lol at drawing "god" as a human when the bible says he's a lovecraftian monstrosity, literally a medusa. Bigtime vestigial Greek influence there.); people sure do love to gobble up what they want to hear. "You're special." "All is right with the status quo." "Suffering is good, actually."<br><br>The REAL fundamental problem is <b>hydrogen</b> exists, which is utterly absurd. I wish I lived in one of the universes that it didn't.