[unsamiSlini]

it might be easier to make sense of this if you look at it from the 'top' down. we make up the one infinite creator that chose to split up into bits to experience things it couldn't do as a complete thing.

what can god do 'better' as little bits than as a unified whole?

it can fail, try something, and fail, over and over and by failing it can learn about itself.

consider playing a game of darts. you could be genetically gifted to have a steady hand, good eyesight and confidence under pressure and with practice you could be the 'best'. but, there's always the chance that some drunk slob wanders into the tournament with nothing to lose and throws the darts without any apparent technique and still wins the game.

consider playing pool (billiards), you can carefully consider your shots, do the math and geometry etc and apply a practiced touch to the cue and hope for the best and sink all the balls in one shot, but someone can walk up to the table and smack the cue ball and sink all the balls without any preparation. which one is 'better'? the practice makes perfect way or the 'ultra cool' way?

we are immortal souls, that will one day rejoin the one infinite creator, we are in some kind of holographic simulation where light is made into matter and like playing a video game you can choose the parameters and the role you choose to play. you don't have to be the guy in the white hat, after all, you've played this game over and over.

what matters is that you eventually find a pattern, the truth, that becomes firmer and firmer the more times you play and fail or play and win but not as well as you could win so you try to win a little better next time.

flip a coin over and over and one day it will land on it's edge, god can do that every time so it's not that cool, but if little old you flip a coin and it lands on it's edge that's pretty damn impressive eh?!!