When God decided to create the universe as we see it, he (the God) would have to act rationally. God would have to create the universe out of nothing. It means that there were no clocks and there was even nowhere to go either here or there, neither up nor down, nor to the left, nor to the right, neither forward nor backward. There was no light, no darkness, no void, no spirit, no mind, no false assumptions (well, there are always plenty of false assumptions). Only 'a very long and beautiful nothing', and even then this nothing could not be a definite nothing. If something is created, then this creation will have to be placed somewhere. Perhaps, the god was not very smart, because it was necessary to act wisely, as we have already said. Therefore, for us, we hope, we must be wise and think rationally, because first of all it is necessary to create a place, that is, for example, a vacuum, in which the Universe, including all of us together, would be held. That's how this story unfolds in our book.
