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Okay, folks, it's me.

Greg Kokel, show a stand to reason.

I was just trying to find a different way to start out

instead of saying the same thing every time.

But it does get me rolling, kind of shot from guns, as it were. Glad to be here with you.

And I'm probably going to start out. We got some callers in the queue here, but they're not ready for me.

I don't think. So I want to just start out with an open

mic call, and it is very interesting question that's raised. And I don't know if interesting

is the right word. It's mysterious to me in a certain sense. Anyway, enough of mysterious talk about that.

Let's hear from Cassie Walker.

That all right?

Hi, Greg.

My name is Cassie.

I'm from Sydney, Australia.

Oh.

I wondered if you could answer this question for me.

Recently, one of the smartest AI computers in the world was asked what it thought was the origin of the universe and Earth and humans.

And it said it's more likely that we're living in a simulation.

Now that kind of wipes out all religious beliefs across the world if we're living in some sort of simulation.

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