a brief explanation of the multiverse

 

The chances of atheistic Darwinist Richard Dawkins being right when he asserts that life began spontaneously by chance and when he asserts that the universe has no divine cause, are the same as the chances of an uncaused Boeing Corporation coming into existence spontaneously by chance then visiting an uncaused junkyard which also came into existence spontaneously by chance, and there constructing from the uncaused spontaneously existing junk a self aware, ambulatory 747 Jumbo Jet capable of sexual reproduction and then immediately building another one from the left overs to mate with it. The chances appear to improve somewhat if you postulate an infinite number of Richard Dawkinses in an infinite number of alternative universes asserting the same thing. The concept of the multiverse amounts to an increasingly desperate attempt by atheistic Darwinists to insert as a scientific piety into conventional discourse that in some universe, somewhere, some Richard Dawkins will be right about something.