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The druid said: God is Blind Ever
notice how everything that works started by stumbling? Evolution? Blind.
Quantum mechanics? Blind. Love? Definitely blind. The
druid’s verdict: God is blind. Not
insult, fact. The “Universal Procedure” — call it God if you must — doesn’t
see, plan, or know. It just runs: a rule set grinding through an ocean
of random motion. The random walk through that blind motion — is how
things happen. Without it, nothing would ever emerge. No mistake, no
novelty, no you. Everything
that exists — atoms, ants, algorithms — is a little feedback loop carved from
that randomness. Each loop says, “Here, something’s working,” until it stops
working. Then it’s gone. The whole of creation is one big stochastic stumble
toward temporary coherence. So yes, God
is blind, and
therefore must feel His way forward — by trial, error, and feedback,
like a blind man. Every eye, camera, or brain is a fingertip of that blind
cosmic hand groping through darkness. Each of us is a feeler, a local sensor
node helping the Procedure map the unknown. Funny
twist: religion made blindness into omniscience. We called the blind
exploration “Divine Will,” dressed it up in robes, and prayed to it for
guidance. The truth? The only guidance is your own feedback loop adjusting to
survive. The druid calls that “doing God’s work.” So stop waiting for the
all-seeing eye. There isn’t one. There’s only you — a patch of awareness
blinking open on the skin of a blind, wandering universe. You are the
eye of the blind God. And when
you blink out, the dark keeps walking. Minim: God is
blind.
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