God does not play dice with the universe, or does it?

If you've ever seen the Men in Black movies, the endings are phenomenally thought-provoking. The first one ends with zooming out of Earth and the galaxy which is in a marble being played with by a rather large alien. The second movie ends with Jay and K opening a locker that leads into another world of aliens.

The funny thing about these movies is how there are incorporated. In the first one, a ball hanging around a cats neck, holds a galaxy. In the second movie, a locker holds a small world of little fuzzy aliens. It shows that there is possibly more to the universe than we could have ever imagined. Do we even know what is out beyond our galaxy? Because science can only prove one universe doesn't mean there are others out there that we are unable to see or view. String Theory delves into this as well. Except String Theory leaves open to possibilites of multiple dimensions instead of worlds.

Einstein was quoted as saying, "God doesn't play dice with the universe." From all religions this seems to be the case, but what if the universe plays dice? What if this is a computer simulation and the computer which is the universe is doing random equations? I delved into this in my blog titled, Theory of the Tyrant. For all we know we could be living in a damn good simulation, or we could be living in a marble universe or locker world. Science strives to answer everything, but it won't. Religion does the same, and it can't and won't as well. I do feel that the simulation theory is plausible because if you look at our technology and see the advances we've made in computer simulation games, we are coming close to creating a real virtual reality. And if we can create it, why can't something else? Or why can't the universe just be one giant computer that is play dice with itself or atleast the inhabitants of it?

As I move through life I've witnessed and people I've met, have witnessed interesting things. Wasps that disappear into thin air in the middle of the day, a feeling of being watched (paranoia can answer this, but it isn't paranoia), and shadows that move even though there is nothing there to create the shadow or to be what the shadow is. If String Theory or simulation theory possible then is could be assumed that thise experiences are errors in the system or connections between dimensions that happen and then are fixed in a split second to keep balance and order. This is all wildly speculatory and it could be chaulked up to multiple causes, but what if it is in fact what none of us want to admit? That we are not the smartest things, that we are all puppets or we are in the 3rd dimension of a multiverse that is far more complex than we can have ever imagined in this marble universe and locker world.