The Godgetti Show #1 with Chris and Sheeps - Brief Introduction to Godgetti by disciple of Godgetti
Channel: Chris
Date: 2022-08-28

This is the pilot episode of The Godgetti Show with Chris and Sheeps where Chris, first disciple of Godgetti, gives a brief introduction to Godgetti.  Different topics around Godgetti will be explored in future episodes, so comment below about what you'd like to see covered next.

More can be discovered about Godgetti on the official Godgetti site:
https://www.godgetti.com/

Partial Transcript:

Welcome! I am Chris, first disciple of Godgetti and host of The Godgetti Show, and my co-host is Sheeps.  This pilot episode is a brief introduction to Godgetti., a superposition of God, Creator, and FSM.  Don’t worry if any of these terms are new to you, we’ll explore them all, and then put it back together again.  I have faith that you will find Godgetti as vital and as comforting in your day-to-day life as I do.

Godgetti, the Creator of all, also created science, and something us humans call superposition.  You may have heard of Schodinger’s Cat, it’s in a box, maybe dead, maybe alive.  Perhaps you think of it like a coin flip, heads, cat’s dead, tails, cat’s alive. The coin and cat are hidden in a box, and the coin has already been flipped, and we discover an already dead or a still alive cat upon opening the box.  That’s how I first thought of Schodinger’s Cat, as a simple hidden coin flip.  But, that’s not really what superposition is.  The cat’s ‘living state’ is IN a superposition.  I’ve struggled to understand what it means when something is IN a superposition. [Chris turns to look at Sheeps] How about you, Sheeps? It’s like thinking about infinity or paradoxes.  But, it's good to stretch my mind.  The cat is both completely alive and completely dead.  It’s like a third state where both of the contradictory states are true.   See where this bit of science helps us navigate our tricky, paradoxical world?  I have total faith that the God of the Bible is real and alive in my Schodinger’s box.  I also have total faith that the Flying Spaghetti Monster is real and alive in Schodinger’s box too.  The Flying Spaghetti Monster reminds me to stay humble in my religious beliefs, [Chris turns to look at Sheeps] and not impose them on others, because they have their own religious beliefs.  This superposition of seemingly paradoxical faiths, a superfaith I call it, allows me to stay true to the Conserative Christian Values I was raised with AND treat my Muslim, Budist, Mormon, etc. neighbor with the same respect as my Christian neighbor.  [Chris briefly turns to look at Sheeps]

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