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The universe is an easier brute fact to accept than a conscious creator. Well, who made it? It's you who insists on asking that question. No, no, you ask me who made the creator. The universe created you, Richard. Who made it then?
A god is a complicated entity which requires a much more sophisticated and difficult explanation than a universe which is according to modern physics a very simple entity. It's a very simple beginning. It's it's not a negligible beginning, but it's a very simple beginning that has got to be easier to explain than something as complicated as a god.
Yeah, you can't explain the existence of God. But I think you may have missed my question. I'm drawing a parallel. You see, you say that it's at least if Don't let me put words in your mouth, of course, because that would be unfair. But I'm getting the message that it's ridiculous for me to believe in a God who created the universe and me because they have to ask who created God.
All I'm doing is turning that question round and saying the universe you admit created you because there's nothing else. Well then who created it? I understand your you perfectly. I'm making that you we we both of us are faced with the problem of saying how did things start? Yes. I'm saying it's a hell of a lot easier to start with something simple than to start with something complex. That's what complex means.