Rabbi Reveals If We're Living in a Simulation

Are we living in a simulation? I know why a lot of people feel that way. It's like sometimes reality is just too uncanny. Like, who's writing this thing? It's just too conveniently coincidental. It's like, come on. I hate to break it to you, but there's a reason why there's an old cliche, which is truth is stranger than fiction. And the reason is because truth is being written by the greatest author of all time and greater than any book you've ever read or any movie you've ever seen. And that is the creator. And the creator didn't just set up creation at the beginning of time and then like a windup toy sort of let it go and do its thing. The creator, God almighty, continues to orchestrate meticulously every minute detail of his creation down to the movements of subatomic particles. Everything is meticulously placed with care and purpose exactly where it is now at this nancond because God is so intimately involved in the unfolding of reality. Yeah, sometimes it just looks like the synchronicity of it all is too good to be true. It's too uncanny. But there's a reason for that. If you believe in cold, cruel, random fate, that the world is just entropy, then yeah, it is kind of weird how things click together. But when you realize that there's an all- knowing, allloving God who's intimately involved in every detail of not just the world, but of your particular life, then it kind of makes sense how things line up. And we realize that the biggest miracles are those that don't even break nature. It's not the splitting of the sea. It's not the sun rising in the west. It's the regular stuff that's normal and natural, but it is definitely the hand of God. It's divine intervention cloaked within the laws of nature. So, nothing miraculous had to happen. And yet God was involved in this moment.