AI mathematically proves that there is 99% chance God exists

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I asked AI:
"If there are two Gods and each have 50% chance to exist and each of them occupy 50% of all space, then if I have 4 boxes in my room, what are the chances of at least one box containing one of those two Gods?"

AI answer. Just skip to the answer at the end.

Let's break this down step by step using probabilities:

Given: Two Gods (A and B). Each has a 50% chance to exist independently. If they exist, each occupies 50% of all space (not necessarily mutually exclusive). There are 4 boxes in your room. 

You want the probability that at least one of the 4 boxes contains one of the two Gods.

Step 1: Enumerate possible existence scenarios: 

There are 3 relevant possibilities:

Neither A nor B exists: Probability = 0.5 × 0.5 = 0.25 Only A exists: Probability = 0.5 × 0.5 = 0.25 Only B exists: Probability = 0.5 × 0.5 = 0.25 Both A and B exist: Probability = 0.5 × 0.5 = 0.25 Step 2: For each existence case, compute the chance that none of the 4 boxes contain a God. 

Let’s assume "occupies 50% of all space" means randomly distributed and independently from the boxes.

For any existing God, the chance that one box does not contain them = 50%
So, for 4 boxes: chance that none of the boxes contain the God = 

Now compute for each case:

Case 1: Neither exists Probability = 0.25 Then none of the boxes can contain a God: certainly 0 boxes have Gods Case 2: Only A exists Probability = 0.25 Chance that none of the 4 boxes contain A = 0.0625 So, chance at least one box contains A = 1 - 0.0625 = 0.9375 Case 3: Only B exists Same as above: Probability = 0.25, chance at least one box contains B = 0.9375 Case 4: Both A and B exist Probability = 0.25 For each box: chance that it does not contain A or B = 0.5 (miss A) × 0.5 (miss B) = 0.25 So for 4 boxes: chance none of them contain A or B = So, chance at least one box has A or B = 1 - 0.00390625 = 0.99609375 Step 3: Combine all cases P(\text{at least one box has a God}) = (0.25 \times 0) + (0.25 \times 0.9375) + (0.25 \times 0.9375) + (0.25 \times 0.99609375) = 0 + 0.234375 + 0.234375 + 0.2490234375 = \boxed{0.7177734375} Final Answer: 

There is approximately a 71.78% chance that at least one of the 4 boxes contains one of the two Gods.
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Another version is that God in each minute has 50% chance to create himself out of nothing. So after 5 minutes, we get this.

My question to AI:
"If there is 50% chance that God is created out of nothing each minute, what are the chances he is created out of nothing after 5 minutes?"


This is a probability problem involving repeated independent events over time.


Let’s define the problem more precisely:


There is a 50% (i.e., 0.5) chance per minute that God is created out of nothing.

We want to find the probability that this happens at some point within 5 minutes.


Step-by-step:


The easiest way to calculate this is to first compute the probability that God is not created in any given minute, and then use that to find the probability he is not created in any of the 5 minutes.


Probability God is not created in one minute:

Probability God is not created in 5 minutes:

Therefore, the probability that God is created at least once in 5 minutes:


Final Answer:


96.875% chance that God is created out of nothing within 5 minutes.


Do you want to visualize this probability growing over time?


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Another version is possibility of multiple Gods existing.

"If there is 50% chance that each of 3 Gods exist, what are the chances of one of them existing?"

To find the probability that at least one of the three Gods exists, when each has a 50% chance of existing independently, you can use the complement rule.
Step-by-step:
  1. Probability each God does not exist = 1 - 0.5 = 0.5
  2. Probability none of the 3 Gods exist = 0.5 × 0.5 × 0.5 = 0.125
  3. So, probability that at least one exists = 1 - 0.125 = 0.875
Final Answer:
87.5% chance that at least one of the three Gods exists.

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I call this "God's dyad" argument.

Where time, space and quantity of Gods prove God's existence to be very likely.
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There is not 50% probability.

This is not a Schrödinger's cat scenario.
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I highly doubt AI has heard about the real actual god.
I mean 
It hasn't been explained yet. 

Its not like AI can prove a god.
Come back to us when he can.

You'd wanna watch out AI doesn't go  "religious" 
That would be a backwards move. 

He couldn't think like a Christian even if it wouldn't to.
Thats a backwards move as well. 

Ask if  AI believes in Christianity  or muslimitus.
Not god.

If it don't believe in Christianity being 100%  correct.
Its ummm.
Well its not good.
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Well AI is soulless and not human so it cannot be Christian in a genuine sense of itself.
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Sooooo
AI says  a god more then likely exists  buttttt EVERY individual  religious groups are just made up shit.
I mean
NO religious group is 100%   word for word real
Thus collapsing.

Anddddďddď.
Having soul or being soulless is exactly the same thing.  
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@Deb-8-a-bull
AI cannot be Christian how as human is Christian. AI can be Christian how a board with words on it saying 'Christ is Lord' can be Christian.

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Hey Deb.

Computers, either do as they're told, or not.

AI is currently a misnomer.

When it isn't a misnomer, AI will either be telling you what to do, or doing stuff and not telling you.

G'day Bruce.
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There is not 50% probability
Same outcome with almost any probability above 0%.

But probability is 50% by default.
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What is the probability of the Buddhist take on god being real?

Is the probability of Christian God same in your eyes?
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Well, I am not limiting my argument to those two.

Thousands of different Gods can exist at the same time, and really, if there is just 1% chance that each exists, there is 99% chance that at least one of them exists.
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@TheGreatSunGod
So is the probability of each identical to you?
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Well, it doesnt have to be. Just way easier to calculate that way. But really, as long as probability of each is 1% or more, there is 99% chance that one of them is real.
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How did you get the 1%
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How did you get the 1%
Because almost any probability gives same result here. It doesnt matter which I choose. And the average is 50% by default.

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Where you went wrong was at the very very start. Your 50% and 1% are made up and false.
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Where you went wrong was at the very very start. Your 50% and 1% are made up and false.
Thats only if you assume that each God has 0% chance to exist here.

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No. Using reasoning, world history and maybe some personal experience you can realise the Christian God is far more likely to be real than all others.
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No. Using reasoning, world history and maybe some personal experience you can realise the Christian God is far more likely to be real than all others
That would prove my position here, because I argue that some God is likely to exist.
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No. Using reasoning, world history and maybe some personal experience you can realise the Christian God is far more likely to be real than all others
That would prove my position here, because I argue that some God is likely to exist.
Then we know Christians argued their case better.