>>305877If you were God, existence would begin as limitless possibility. Every sensation, every emotion, every universe, every outcome would be available to you at once, and nothing would be out of reach. You could create joy without effort, erase pain without consequence, and understand every truth instantly. But over an eternity, even infinity would become familiar. Surprise would fade because nothing could ever truly be unknown, and desire would weaken because nothing would ever be unattainable. The absence of uncertainty would quietly drain meaning from experience, leaving perfection feeling strangely empty.
Eventually, you might search for something you no longer possessed: genuine discovery. The only way to rediscover wonder would be to abandon omniscience, to step inside a fragile and limited perspective. You would choose to forget your own nature and live as something small, confused, and temporary, pretending to be a non-god so that curiosity, fear, hope, and growth could exist again. By accepting boundaries and vulnerability, every moment would regain weight, and every decision would matter. In losing everything you once had, you would finally experience something you never could as God: the feeling of not knowing what comes next.