Rizwan Virk

Well, again, I don't think that if we take it seriously for a moment, if we just say, suppose they're telling some truth, we don't know what truth it is, then probably that would not be a physical book with billions of people.

And then turns out in the Hindu traditions, I just learned this recently.

I don't even know if this made it into this edition of the book.

There's a guy named Chitragupta.

And they say, who's Chitragupta?

He's a minor god.

Well, it turns out he's called the record keeper.

And he sits next to Yama, the god of death.

Why?

So that Yama doesn't make a mistake in terms of where he sends you.

And this guy writes down everything that you do.

And again, that's a metaphor.

It's just an accounting metaphor that we use to try to what these guys could actually be in a simulated world is just processes.

All the minor gods and all the minor angels.

Now, I'm not trying to, I don't want to get in trouble with anybody's religion.

I'm not saying the archangels aren't individuals.

It's my inbox that I'm worried about, not yours.

That's right.

But actually, I find religious people very open to this.

Yeah.