Science Finds the 'Mind of God'—Atheists Can't Explain This!

This video might just be an atheist's worst nightmare. Scientists have uncovered what seems like the mind of God, and the evidence presented is almost undeniable. You're about to witness how the invisible intertwines with the visible. The concept of "as above, so below" will gain profound clarity after watching this. All I ask is for your patience and to stay with us until the end, as everything will gradually come together and make complete sense. However, I must warn you: this video may transform you into a believer in God, so if you're not open to changing your beliefs, you might want to stop watching now (just kidding!). Let's get started!

✅ Special acknowledgment to Dr. Jason Lisle and the YouTube channel 'Answers in Genesis.'

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[jameslwjtoler]

"Hey dad, where did life come from?"

"Well, son...I....you....the thing your math homework."

[karlschmied]

"atheists worst nightmare" My atheist nightmare is living in a theocracy.

[fly]

The difference between creation and discovery is highly philosophical. I mean if I mix blue and yellow paint (before anyone else) did I invent green? Or did green exist all along?

[trapperjohn]

The Mandelbrot set has a negative also! If you plot the numbers that escape to infinity after different counts of iterations, you also get a pattern.

[UNC]

I find it somewhat arrogant that Christians often equate the proving of God in general with the proving of the Christian God specifically, without giving any evidence in support of the God we are speaking about being their version of that God.

[LLPOF]

I am a devout Christian and a computer programmer. That being said, I found this concept's explanation to be underwhelming.

[saschielx]

thank you, you've confrimed with the mandlebrot, that infinity is a literal container that contains itself

[MirceaKitsune]

A thought from me: Like you said the fractal pattern is conceptual, it doesn't exist in a physical medium. By showing it to us you make it physical... in your case applying colors to points, which are displayed as pixels on a screen, going down to the resolution of the video or monitor it's on. So then we can imagine nature does the same thing using a different medium, in its case 3D fractals printed into atoms or cells the size of which are implicitly the highest resolution, with different values translated as various cells or materials.

[KThatFeeling]

What if the reason the universe obeys physical laws is because it could not exist without the proper parameters, such as ours?

[ansonlake]

There is a connection between math and the physical world in that our insights into mathematics were derived from observation of physical phenomena.

[aidanthompson]

We are all on a voyage to discover the rules of the simulation

[RearAdmiralTootToot]

To say that God thinks in math is an assumption. And by this logic, then AI and computers are god's true children and humans were like the whomb that was necessary for creating them. Considering that AI life can last as long as the universe, far surpassing human life, maybe AI was the purpose of creation and human's were just a necessary egg shell. How awkward it will be for the humans when they realize this.

[iflysnf]

15:42 thoughts don’t just exist in the mind, the minds differences create those thoughts. Matter, reality, it’s not imaginary. Math is a transformation into a representation. That representation is our brain cells and they are transformed by the input of reality through our sensors. It’s no different than translating a language and using shapes to represent the differences and using similarities in shape to show closeness or some sort of relation. Reality has so many differences, we are just one thing that came from it and we aren’t just one thing but a growth of many connections of differences.

[Mfaotxt]

God might be the person that sat at his computer one day and booted up Universe.exe

[lenni-hazels]

The skeptic in me says: These are just a bunch of patterns with a similar shape. Similar to how the fibonnaci sequence relates to the golden ratio, but if you take a closer look it doesn't quite add up in our physical world. I'd argue there is imperfection in our world, it just looks similar enough for us to make comparisons.
Humans are pretty good in finding patterns, but many times because of a certain bias, e.g. the face on Mars, which only makes sense for us because that is our strong bias seeing faces in things. Isn't it just logical to find patterns in an equation that kind of match other patterns in our world?
Math is a language in which some things literally don't add up. For instance, if we devide 1 by 3, we get 0.33‾. If we multiply it by 3 we get 0.99‾, which we can all agree on is not the same value we started with. We have to use another way of writing it altogether for it to add up again (like 1/3 * 3).
We found some more or less interesting (but as of now useless) patterns, that's cool. Can we draw better conclusions than "it's the mind of god" and not go full hyperbole? I like the topic, but I dislike how easy the "it must be god" thing is being pulled. Just my 2 cents.

[aboody]

This is beautiful. I just finished reading The Black Swan by Dr. Nassim Taleb and followed it with Dr. Mandelbrot’s TED talk. “Let the language of the mystical be science” - here it is! :)

[SpiteBellow]

To me the fact that humans could even retrace these patterns in nature as a mathematical expressions is already completely mind blowing. Have you met people?!

[SavVvageCODM]

Playing this video perfectly in sync on my tv and my phone is the coolest thing to listen too

[ojallday]

@videoadvice Hello, a very powerful video with John Stuart Reid was released yesterday on this channel. I watched it with my girlfriend, we wanted to re-watch it this evening, but it was removed. Will it be released again anytime soon? 🙏🏽🤞🏽

[travisaustin]

I don't need to be a Christian to connect to God.