Just like how 2000 years ago the idea of germ theory was very implausible though, or even the big bang for that matter , as we did not get that far yet

You can't debate with someone who is brainwashed to think things like that aha

Human psychology is why people insist it, I'm not personally... just an idea here, because then whatever made everything we know may also not know where they came from and ask the same questions

@Asa7th Because we are biological organism and because all biological organisms seem to have a birth and death, we assume that all things have a beginning and end. But that does not take into account the facts that(1) the molecules and energy that comprise us do not end when we die, but continue in some form (meaning that we are simply the latest phase of those components), and (2) we did not come into being from nothing, but are the product of DNA from our parents (ergo we are simply a continuation of them that has become independent of their personal existences).

@wordywalt indeed ?

I also would have said "I don't know", philosophically, but "I think it highly unlikely" in terms of belief. There's no evidence of such a thing and I don't know how you'd go about evidencing it to begin with. Or whether it would be relevant. Indifferent, absent, and non-existent gods all behave the same.

@mordant I wouldnt think of it as a god, just a more advanced being

@mordant Agreed and well stated.

@Asa7th Yes that is another point, an advanced and/or powerful being is one thing, an intelligent agent responsible for the creation and maintenance of the universe or owed some sort of fealty is quite another.

Well the idea was not of human creation just the universe as a whole, like a project or experiment

@Asa7th my answer remains the same.