Ain ' t nothing better than Lamias . <| sep |> Even assuming the premise to be true I don ' t , this isn ' t any sort of evidence for a deity in the religious sense . I wrote out a very detailed explanation about the term in the religious sense , of the possibility of achieving the abilities of a deity without having created theour universe or theour afterlife or having any sort of deific relationship with the inhabitants of the universe , etc . basically how one could be a god without being The god , but it was very longwinded and I ' m drunk and I used examples from the Marvel comic universe , so I deleted it . If you ' re confused about that clause feel free to ask and I ' ll respond tomorrow when I ' m sober . So anyway , the argument , even assuming the initial premise to be true , has no temporal element . It is entirely possible that some species , whether us , or a nonhuman earthling , or an alien species basically any naturallyoccurring organism or species , would evolve to the point that they could treat time or any of the other higher dimensions as a spacial dimension , able to be explored at will without any time constraints , and effectively know every truth . Essentially , it is theoretically possible to effectively evolve omniscience without any classicallyreligious significance . It ' s also possible that this has already occurred , and the godlike beings already know every true thing . It ' s possible that this occurred and the deities sit around commentating on the universe like they ' re in an episode of MST 3 k . It ' s also possible that this occurred in another universe and our universe is the result of said deitycreature cosmically jizzing into a sock that was tossed into an astral laundry hamper to be cleaned and we ' ll all die 2 days from now because that ' s when the cleaning lady comes . What I ' m trying to say is that it ' s a pointless proof with an unprovablenonsensical premise and results in claims that have no significance on what anyone should believe .