Then again, to those who are students of the Bible, this probably comes as no surprise anyway...
And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.Einstein established a long time ago that matter was frozen energy (i.e. light). So I could see how that would perfectly jibe with the "universe as hologram" theory.-- Genesis 1:3
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That makes me thing of an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation I watched a few days ago. At the end of the episode, Ship in a Bottle. At the end, there's an exchange of dialogue that goes:
As far as Moriarty and the Countess know, they're halfway to Meles II by now. This enhancement module contains enough active memory to provide them with experiences for a lifetime."
"They will live their lives and never know any difference."
"In a sense, you did give Moriarty what he wanted."
"In a sense, who knows? Our reality may be very much like theirs. All this might just be an elaborate simulation running inside a little device sitting on someone's table."
The world ends when Jesus says. "Computer end program Jesus/Reality 1"
I wonder how Jesus would code that in C or C++ :-)
UNIX :D
System.Exit(0);
Eric.
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