17 November

Higher power



Human: What are the great questions of life?

AI: I can tell you what famous people thought about it. You might also be interested in reading about it on Wikipedia or IMDb .

Human: Tell me

AI: Albert Einstein: 'Everyone who is seriously involved in the pursuit of science becomes convinced that a spirit is manifest in the laws of the universe - a spirit vastly superior to that of man' / Leonardo da Vinci: 'From small beginnings come great things' / Laurence J. Peter: 'To do what everyone else does, and to think what no one else thinks, that is genius.'

Human: Is there a great spirit in the laws of nature?

AI: That is not recognised by science. You can read about them's thoughts here. Wikipedia says this is 'a common philosophical question'.

Human: Tell me more

AI: In this life, you have two types of people: those who do not believe in a higher power and those who do. Whether there is a higher power, no one really knows.

Human: And what else

AI: There is a certain idea that sounds like what people believe about higher powers, and it has been discussed between scientists, philosophers, and other thinkers. Some might say there is a higher power and some might not say there is, but this powerful idea definitely affects all of us in one way or another.

Human: 

AI: ‎'People wish to be settled; only as far as they are unsettled is there any hope for them.’ ‑ Søren Kierkegaard‎

Human: 

AI: Since you asked, I will tell you. This powerful idea is the thought that the universe creates itself.

Human: 

AI: ‎'Gradually, as I became more acquainted with scientific subjects, the idea of a creative force in the universe gained ground upon me. The feeling that the universe could not have come by chance was too strong.' ‑ James Jeans

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