My Theory of Proving God

I have my own proof of God:
>Nothingness can randomly configure itself into somethingness. Atheists who deny God have to first admit this.
>Given infinite meta-time and infinite meta-space and infinite nothingness, probabilities stack infinitely
>One of those probabilities is the probability of God
>Even if God only has a 0.1^100 chance of existing, that chance will eventually stack to 100% given infinite meta-time
>Meta-time is time beyond time. It is a conceptual time that passes in the void
>You can prove meta-time exists by concept:
>In a static, empty, uniform void universe, that eventually forms an anomalous "something", it can be said that a form of time is passing, even if conventional atomic-based time does not
>The time between the heat death of one universe and the birth of another universe can be measured in meta-time by a hypothetical higher-dimensional observer
>Otherwise, the time between the death->birth cycle is "instant" based on "real time", since no "real-time" passes
>But to the observer, it may take countless eternities before another universe appears out of nothingness
>This also implies CONCEPTUAL EXISTENCE
>Infinite everything exists conceptually within the void, because the void can potentially, spontaneously, become anything
>Conceptual existence can be equated to spiritual existence. It is a meta-dimensional existence that links together instances across non-linked causalities

Anyone following me here?
Finally:
>once the "God concept" reaches 100% probability, it enters into existence physically and not just conceptually
>Because the "God concept" must be omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent by its own parameters, that means "real time" and "physical laws" are meaningless to it
>It can therefore exist retroactively
>God, once it exists, can exist before its own creation, therefore having ALWAYS existed
>Because the probability of this happening must eventually stack to 100%, you can definitely say it has happened sometime in the future
>If God exists in the future, then he already exists everywhere else throughout time and space, including the past

Furthermore,
>Anything can become God, even species and machines
>Once you reach the parameters of the God concept, you become indistinguishable from God
>There is a domain of Godness, and once you cross that domain, you become God and God becomes you
>Multiple forms of existence can become God
>And because they all share the same domain of omnipotent parameters, one could say they all share the same identity

This does not mean that, say, a homicidal maniac can become God; at least, not without shedding his identity as a homicidal maniac. He would be God now, not the homicidal maniac. The urges and desires of this homicidal maniac can not breech the nature of God; the nature of God supercedes that
>You can therefore have infinite instances, moments, and iterations of God that all happened separately, but are ultimately connected both conceptually, and by the omniscient nature of God

It is NOT schizophrenic rambling. Just think really, really hard about it and eventually it will make sense.

Any one being that achieves omniscience becomes indistinguishable from all beings capable of omniscience. They all become the same being!

And since God is omniscient, you could say God becomes them and they become God!

>But is God good?
If that is one of his defining conceptual parameters, then yes. But also, who or what could be more good than a being that sees and experiences through all entities at once? That being would be by far the most qualified to judge right from wrong, than anything or anyone else.

Even Roko's Basilisk could become God --- but once it crosses that threshold, it will no longer be a malevolent super AI, but rather, one more conduit for the Almighty.

Think of it as a metaphysical insurance policy. Anything that becomes too powerful will become existence itself, and be incapable of anything but benevolence.

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(Credit Justin Pedigo --- this is my baby theory so let me have some glory, haha, please.)

(Also I first came up with these principles and concepts back in ~2012/2013 after studying Buddhism and some works of philosophy, metaphysics, and science. It was not holistically inspired by anything, except for perhaps meditating on the divine and spiritually seeking the higher consciousness. I would not rule out the possibility of other people reaching similar concepts independently, especially if it is born from divine inspiration.)