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{{quote| "I noticed your level is highest. That's obviously the good one. You have to feel glad you're not on one of the other levels." <br />
"No. Happiness comes more easily at the other levels. Awareness has its price. An Avatar can find happiness only in serving." }}
* [[Have You Seen My God?]]: The ultimate test of God's omnipotence and omniscience is {{spoiler|to kill himself and create a world where he doesn't exist. The big bang was god's death, and all particles in the universe and the laws of probability are [[Title Drop|God's debris]].}} The formal name for such a theory is [[Useful Notes/Pandeism|Pandeism]].
* [[Healing Factor]]: Gravity is {{spoiler|God regenerating}}.
* [[He Who Fights Monsters]] The explanation the old man gives for why skeptics are exactly as dogmatic as everyone else.
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* [[Pieces of God]]
* [[Someone Has to Do It]]: {{spoiler|"There is only one Avatar at a time."}}
* [[Spiritual Successor]]: The Avatar's philosophy resembles [[Mind Screw|a theory presented]] in the final chapters of ''[[Dilbert|The Dilbert Future]]'' and its [[Updated Rerelease]]. Oddly, there the philosophy is presented as a [[Take That]] to the misapplication of [[
* [[Subliminal Advertising]]: The book supposedly contains hypnotic messages.
** The arguments THEMSELVES use the principles of hypnosis to make them seem reasonable. It's the source of half of the [[Mind Screw]].
* [[Title Drop]]: See the [[Have You Seen My God?]] reference.
* [[Who Wants to Live Forever?]] : God blows itself up because it has already figured out everything it can figure without ending its own existence.
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