Well-known physicists have found that "God" exists and that we live in a matrix

An internationally renowned theoretical physicist claimed that the basis for his discovery states that "God" exists through theoretical particles. International is an infinite "matrix" of an intelligent life plan. He said: "My conclusion is that we are in an international community invented by intelligent life."
Internationally renowned theoretical physicist Michio Kaku, his string theory, received a high degree of scientific evaluation. He came up with a completely new theory that confirms that God is real or that the world is planned by a smart life.
Michio Kaku, a professor of theoretical physics at New York City College, said he came to this conclusion after discussing "Initial Radius of Superluminal Particles."

Professor Kaku explains that these particles are theoretical particles that have the vacuum (international) ability to unravel the matter between particles and keep everything from international influence. Professor Kaku concludes that our international invention was carefully planned rather than randomly disordered, and we may live in a matrix.
In addition, Professor Kaku said that God must be a mathematician, which may mean that we actually live in an imitation, and that all accounting planning means inventing a successful international.
However, Professor Nathan Aviezer at Bahrain University disagrees with Professor Kaku's conception.
Professor Aviezer said: "It is an outdated idea that the international community is planned by" God. "This view was given by William Paley, a Christian theology of the 18th century.If you find a watch in the forest, you can assume that there is a The clockmaker, who is not going to make a mess because of messy work, is the same as the international community, which itself confirms the existence of its maker. "

Professor Aviezer thinks this is wrong. Messy items can be composed by themselves. Crystals and chemical reactions are the most messy jobs, and they are conscious. For example, snow won, they can each constitute a common. However, this can not confirm the existence of God.