As
Gawd sat on his Harley surveying the interminable snowy tundra
enveloping his horizon, he shuddered at a thought that just happened
to pop into his frozen apperception. His poor angels, how would they
take to this frigid latitude given their lacklustre use of thermal
underwear as their mission on earth expanded to follow these oil
crazed lunatics who where wanting to drill in this here environment.
Even with global warming he couldn't defrost this place fast enough
to keep his angels comfortable without giving up his reticence.
He
started up his Harley and roared off into the starry darkness.
Blessed are the meek, he kept thinking to himself, they shall inherit
the white heaven on this little blue marble. But it wasn't
happening. Those stubborn plutocrats who thought
in
actions of all men, especially princes, there was no recourse to
justice, the end was all that counted.
Did they not know that it was easier for a rope to go through the
eye of a needle than for a rich man to survive in this heavenly
inclemency? Or did they just plan to send hooligans, paying them
minimum wage, and coming themselves for a once yearly summertime
visit to extol the wonders of this great white heaven, totally
ignoring the liver damage caused by the amount of booze needed to
maintain an ebullient year round workforce.
Gawd
sputtered to a slow stop on a windswept plateau overlooking the grey
wintry sea. How many angels could he safely place on one rig to keep
these idiots safe, not to mention the pristine ice? He reconsidered
the major theological question since the Middle Ages. Thomas Aquinas
had wondered how many angels could dance on the point of a pin? The
basic issue here was the maximal density of active angels in a small
volume. Due to quantum gravity, space was not infinitely divisible
beyond the Planck length scale of 10exp-35 meters. Hence, assuming
the point of the pin to be about one Ångström, the size of a
scanning tunnelling microscope tip, this would produce a maximal
number of angels on the order of 1050 since they would not have more
places to fill.
Using
this one Ångström x 1050 x the size of a rig this would probably be
enough to stave off most catastrophes. His angels were pretty agile
for the most part, even in thermal underwear. Gawd gazed at the
stars. Nowhere in this vast universe had he run into such bullheaded
lifeforms. But given the freewill imparted on these special
creatures who had created him in their own image, he'd best mollify
the impact their free enterprise system was about to ravage upon
these icy waters. He'd have to set up a training course for his
angels to deal with arctic conditions. Maybe they'd go for thermal
underwear if it was red.
As
he took off again, pulling a wheely on the ice, Gawd chuckled to
himself. Billions of angels in red underwear trying to camouflage
themselves against the white backdrop whilst keeping his boozed out
creators functional enough to prevent them from smudging up this
heaven. That should give rise to some strange myths.
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