According to Albert Einstein, did God play dine with the Universe?

Question

I am really sorry to steal your schpiel tragic....but you can't know how much enjoyment I get from this!

Answer 1

"whatever there is of God and goodness in the universe, it must work itself out and express itself through lust (oopps... I mean *us). hehehe

Einstein

Answer 2

You said dine. I assume you mean dice.

Everybody has a guess.
Here's mine.
Time doesn't start with a magic bean or
a primal atom hiding out in an icy cold
space.
In the beginning, neither the atom or
the space exists. And the beginning
itself, is just a point in a cycle.

Creation forms when energy in it's
quantum form erupts and sets off a
series of tiny, vacuum-like tornadoes.
Each of these tornadoes is a genetic
frequency and forms the centers for
existence.
The quantum "quarks" then format with
their given frequencies and creation begins
to form.

Stars form first because hydrogen and helium
atoms have the least amount of electrons.
Thus, they encounter the least amount of
resistence.
Planets emerge from this quantum zone
a short time later because their genetic makeup
is more complex.

Thus, this God given procedure creates the time
and distance.

For a long time, it was thought that space
was a form of ether and was infinite. Now it
appears that space is just an inert form of energy
that gets caught up in this cosmic eddy.

What lies outside the universe is an undertow
that leads back to quantum energy.

Einstein once said that for every force in the
universe, there's a counter force. Which just
might explain why black holes "suck in"
while the cosmic continues expand.

Bottom Line: the design doesn't come from
anywhere. The design is the result of energy
interfacing with Laws Of Physics.

Answer 3

Albert Fish sure liked to dine.

Answer 4

Einstein once said, "God does not play dice."