The philosophy of possibility.
We are each of us consigned to a life and death in ignorance, dancing on a stage set not by fickle gods or alien overlords, but a simple algorithm: all is chance.
In a basic information universe there are no physical forces, just fields of possibility generating random patterns.
In a complex infoverse the information happens to be refracted so as to create a pattern where it is possible for focal points to emerge and overlap together generating space and time via fluid perception. This is extremely unlikely to happen by chance alone.
But the odds don’t matter if the possibilities are infinite. Everything that can exist always will exist.
‘Coincidentalism’ is the philosophy of this belief, but it is not one of despair or defeat; for even if we are random automatons, this does not imprison us but instead sets us free. It does not make our existence meaningless, but on the contrary provides a beacon for our conceptual salvation.
We are not alone in the universe, we are the universe.