God is required to explain the beginning of the universe

My opponent probably expects me to use a logical argument for God, but I am instead going to focus on quantum mechanics. I will first define a quantum wave function as a probability amplitude in quantum mechanics describing the quantum state of a particle and how it behaves [1]. According to quantum theory, all objects behave not like discrete particles, but rather like waves, and their locations are defined by their wave functions, which measure the probability of finding them in a specific location. [1] I will give an example to clear this up for readers who have not yet studied quantum mechanics. The example, while the common model of an atom is that of a nucleus with tiny ball-like electrons revolving around the atoms in fixed orbits. This model is shown below: Although popular, this model is actually a misconception. Through an examination of electrons, the double-slit experiment proved that matter and energy behave like both particles and waves [2]. The implication of wave-particle duality is that particles do not have specific locations that can be measured; rather, at any given point (since they behave like waves), there is a standard probability that they will be in a given location. This means that electrons are not in fixed orbits, but rather have a probability distribution for their location known as the wave function. This model is shown below: All particles and sets of particles have quantum wave functions. Humans, for example, have quantum wave functions. The reason that we do not observe the effects of this, however, is that our de Broglie wavelengths are highly miniscule. The universe is a set that includes all time and space (as well as matter) included in it. The universe therefore also has a quantum wavelength. If everything has a quantum wave function that determines probability of being in a specific state, how can we measure such things as location and momentum? The answer is that conscious observers cause the wave functions to “collapse” such that the measurements become viable. This reduces the probability of states to a single, specific state that we can then observe. [3] The diagram below demonstrates the fact that the collapse of a wave function pushes the object from a probability of states to a specific state: Now, we know that the universe has a collapsible wave function because it exists in a given state that we can observe at any specific time. There are only two possibilities: The universe’s wave function collapse itself An external mind collapse the universe’s wave function Option 1 is not possible for the universe. Minds are self-observing, and since the wave function must be collapsed by consciousness, the universe would have had to observe itself in order for it to collapse itself. The universe, however, is not conscious. Self-observing wave functions are minds, and the universe certainly is not a mind. Therefore, the universe’s wave function was collapsed by an external observer. If the universe was collapsed by a mind outside of its realms, that mind is outside of the universe and is therefore not a part of it. This means that a creator God (not necessarily the Abrahamic God) does, in fact, exist. God would be defined by a self-collapsing wave function because he does, in fact, have a conscience. Thus, the resolution has been proven true. God is necessary for the creation of the universe. Sources https://en.wikipedia.org... https://en.wikipedia.org... https://en.wikipedia.org...