Is God a kid at a quater machine in the grocery store?

Question

with his own minture unvirse in a plastic bouncy ball "made by blamo"
http://www.tv-links.co.uk/video/9/5239/7817/50610/73742

I mean, if we made our own universe, couldn't this become a novilty after a while?

Would InStaGod be a good name to market it as.

actually they claim it wouldn't even touch our dimension. it would instantly seperate.

at least I'm not saying god doesn't exist.

you didn't watch the video did you?

sorry bad link

http://www.tv-links.co.uk/video/9/5239/7817/50610/73742

thats the one right here

oh that sucks

Answer 1

Hi. In a sense, yes. Are you familiar with the theory that we only ask these questions because we exist? And the quite related theory (or understanding) that any phenomenon we do not understand must be magic, mystical, or religious in nature. "Blamo"? "InStaGod"? Any name will do.

Answer 2

That's kind of... creepy. The first question I'm going to ignore because my answer will be obvious: I'm a Christian, and I think it's a rude question. The second question: it would become quite a novelty to create your own universe. However, trying to do that could theoretically warp space-time so much you could die/kill everyone in the process. Also, today's technology won't make that possible. However, assuming we had the technology to do so, and we wouldn't warp space-time (in a deadly/dangerous way), it would be an instant hit. And InStaGod would probably be a good marketing name for everyone but Christians, who would consider it offensive.
Make what you will.

Answer 3

Instagod's a good name for market.

And then, you can publish a new book, "Conjectures of Lamo"

Answer 4

the link doesnt work

Answer 5

You should seek professional help.