First, Bob Van Dillen does an air travel update and Robin Meade follows it up with a breaking news alert about a plane crash. Talk about bad timing. They went to commercial so fast it's like they knew it was a bad seque. See for yourself. It's a definite Soup moment.

I found this to be highly interesting. I don't believe in god but I do have interest in creation theory. While doing my tv schedule a few weeks back, I saw a show called "Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman" and the subject of that episode, the first one, was 'Is there a creator?' Since proof doesn't exist that there is and since the answer to that question varies amongst individuals as much as people's taste in food and fashion, my personal answer is no. There are those that get paid and those whose hobby it is to find those answers. There are more important things going on in the world right now for people like me and a lot of you to focus on than finding the definitive answer to that question. I'm not saying that finding out how everything started isn't vitally important to our existence but I'll leave that to the professionals. They can worry about the universe, I'll worry about the Earth.

 

The video clip describes how everything we know is nothing more than a computer program. It sounds pretty damn radical but the way it’s broken down makes perfect sense. Do I believe it? No. But that doesn’t mean this particular theory isn’t viable cuz I can’t form an argument against it. Take a look at it and judge for yourself. I think the idea makes for great movie material. Like, if we’re all controlled and created by someone sitting at a computer or gaming console, what happens when one of us becomes self-aware and tries to find out who their individual creator is? What would be the ripple effect of that self-awareness considering that we’d reside on someone’s hard drive where all their info is and we’d all be connected via internet and somehow someway have access to all those other hard drives too? The theory just keeps making more and more sense, don’t it?