But look again. "God does not play dice." Is it really an axiom? I say not. I
propose that it's less universal statement of truth and more prediction, a
very specific and testable scientific hypothesis.
Yes, that's right. Einstein was, for lack of a better term, "doing science"
when he said the Almighty One does not play dice with the cosmos. 75 years
later and we've learned that he was right; that, per usual, he's been right all
along. By scrupulous observation and painstaking trial and error, science has
evidenced the remarkable fact that God does not play dice.
What's even more extraordinary is that cosmologists have ascertained the
two games that He does play. The first is Telephone, known as such in the
US, but more popularly named "Chinese Whispers" in other parts of the
world. (Scientists are now debating, based on the game's latter and more
original name, whether or not God is of Chinese descent. Should the claim
hold up, this will be a colossal blow to the Americans, who've put complete
and total faith into the Almighty One, having issued "In God We Trust" on
every dollar bill extant for the last 200-plus years. Perhaps China's
unremitting rise paired with the US's ever-spiraling fall is telling enough as
to which team God is really pulling for.) The second is the universally
renowned Game of Silence, also known as the Quiet Game.
We'll first discuss God's playing Telephone. Assuming that most people
understand how the game is played, I won't outline the rules and
preconditions here. But just in case, below is an amusing video clip
demonstrating the game in action:
What scientists have done is reveal the players in the first game of
Telephone ever played in the universe's 6,000-year history. I present to you
an excerpt from their findings below:
From Conclusions Drawn from the Theory of Games Played by God the
Father - Part I: "This Is God Speaking…":
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