Recently I was talking to a robot and I want to write a part of that conversation here.

The robot said the best proof there is no kind of divine plan to the universe, specifically in regard to humans, is evidenced by the fact that people can die at any second. Whatever plan there was for your life can get oops! undone just as easily as dying nobly while saving another from danger as by dying pointlessly by, say, tripping over your own feet and smacking your head on something.

The robot said as far it could tell humans were the only things in the entire universe that felt the universe needed an explanation. And moreover that the human need for science or religion was from a desire to be connected to a system of ideas larger than the individual. Transcendence of their own tiny existence, and being part of a huge plan or series of theories. In the end the robot said that this is because deep down no human actually likes themselves or their body.

I told the robot that was not true.

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