>>Yeah, keep the concept, but dump the religion. For all we know, we're someone's science fair experiment.
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>Saw a TV prog some months ago that talked about how unlikely life on Earth was and how lucky we are to be on a planet with the right distance from the Sun, the right-sized moon, etc., etc. The upshot was that our lives are so statistically improbable that it's more likely that we are indeed computer simulations in some alien's game, or projections from some far-future civilisation as their form of "time travel" - all a la "Matrix".
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>Something like that >|:-|
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>Food for simulated thought.

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