Alright, you’ve heard every argument. Science this, Big Bang that, and yet here you are, still wondering if there’s something beyond what you can measure. So give me just two minutes — we’re going to walk through the kind of argument that’ll either leave you smirking or scrambling to justify why you don’t buy it. Let’s go.
Imagine you’re walking down a beach, and you find an iPhone in the sand. Do you think it just “naturally” evolved there? No, because iPhones have too much design, intention, and programming behind them. Yet, here we are, in a universe infinitely more complex than any smartphone, with galaxies organized, planets perfectly orbiting, ecosystems balancing, and species surviving against all odds. But nah, that’s all just random, right? Everything clicked into place like cosmic Legos, just by chance? Sorry, but “randomness” isn’t a good enough excuse for me. It’s like throwing paint on a wall and expecting it to splatter into the Mona Lisa.
But maybe the universe isn’t your style; maybe it’s just a big science project to you. Fine. Let’s talk consciousness then. You’re reading this right now, questioning, doubting, agreeing, or raging — where does that come from? Chemicals in your brain, sure, but who wired those chemicals to give you thoughts, memories, hopes, and that vague sense of existential dread at 3 a.m.? Even the…
