Stopped with the animals.

I definitely would not have created ticks,fleas and mosquitoes.

My first thought would be that I've always wanted to be a cat.

(I assume that god is a cat as they both move in mysterious ways.)

I would probably reveal myself, I mean if I wanted people to believe in me I certainly wouldn’t remain hidden right?

Dammit, I'm god, leave me the fuck alone!

I would have probably given people an innate desire to be good to each other, themselves and the planet.

Everything on earth evolved by means of natural selection so if it did not exist as it does it would not exist at all . No need for a god .But actually if I was god I would determine where I came from and when even I could not answer this question I would realize there is no god and that I am a figment of ones imagination .

I'd give hard evidence that I exist for a starter. I'd make a better job of humans. I've only got to look in the mirror at my naked body to realise that if I'm made in his image, then he must a bit fat and unfit. Nice hair though.
Frankly, if he did do it all, maybe it was a 6 day job and god just thought, 'bugger, that'll do, I'm knackered, I'll leave the rest up evolution and geology, physics and wot-not'.

Well, for one thing, I'd have made damned sure Fred T was firing blanks.

Seeing what I'm seeing now........I would have created all humans a lovely shade of tan. No black...no white...no oriental distinctions. Perhaps that would have mitigated some (most?) of the hatred towards people who look different from us before it could ever get started. And I definitely would have nixed the greed gene......

If I was also so vain and narcissistic to have created human beings to worship me I would make them as aware of me, my intention and desires as they are of the need to breath. It would not be in a book left for translation.

I find it inconceivable that the cosmos was put together in a deliberate fashion by a being with a mind that works anything like mine does. If it really was something I could do I probably wouldn’t. But one thing that could use improving would be not letting the human animal forget how to live harmoniously with the rest of the biome like every other creature and as we did for millions of years until agriculture led to our attempting to exterminate every creature not of use to ourselves. If I were God I’d never let man leave the ‘garden’ and if he were multiplying out of control into the billions I’d smite him mightily.

Why mess with perfection?

Hi Larry.

If I were a god, I don't see why I would be lonely but if so, why create such lowly and primitive creatures such as worms, snakes and humans? I would create equals to myself. Why create a universe at all? There seems to be no intrinsic point. But if so, why create humans who offend my sensitivities and a world full of suffering and pain? If I wanted to create a world, it would be a lot like Heaven and not at all so Hellish.

#1, no humans. The earth was pretty much perfect before our idiot species started littering the place up.

I think I;'d have at least been a lot more consistent and woudl make my existence readily obvious.

Nobody would ever have to take a shit. We'd just eat what we'd need to and that would be it. So no more diarrhea. No more constipation.

I've always considered it to be a major design flaw.

There is so much that an intelligent god could have done better, that it is best to put it like Woody Allen did: “If it turns out that there is a God...the worst that you can say about him is that basically he's an underachiever.“

I would wonder who created me. And apparently worship him/her/it.

ok..... let's not puddy foot around... on your knees and bow....

everything in this universe is the result of billions of years of progressive evolution. it has all weathered, endured, and moved past things my mind can barely imagine. so to think I could improve upon it would be rather foolish on my part.

Personally... I'm just looking for the "Smite Button!"

maybe place sex organs in a different place. maybe not
damn need some humor

I have long thought there are two things about the design of the human creature I would change: Teeth and feet. I think a simple answer for the inferiority of human teeth might just be to have them grow back for an entire lifetime and not just once when you're young. And feet ? I think the guy with the long white beard really dropped the ball. Throw out the crooked toes, the over-vulnerable arch, the weak ankles, and the Achilles tendon. Let's try something in the mode of super-durable wheels.