Vlad,
I believe Greene and Dawkins discussed this on a video available on you tube.
“I believe” is not a citation, and even if they did discuss the SU conjecture I’m not aware that they tried to rebut anything NdG Tyson et al have actually said.
Why should the scientific journalist and ethnologist Dawkins opinion or lack thereof be taken more
Seriously than that of Bostrom, Greene and Degrasse Tyson.
Erm, you introduced RD here remember, not me. I have no idea why, and nor is there any indication that any of these people have said any of the things you ascribe to them. Apart from that though…
Whether the above scientists consider the nature of the creator to be The uncaused cause or a bored teenager from an advanced civilisation is neither here nor there on the issue of maker as Jeremy P has pointed out.
Wrong again. JerempyP merely observed that a universe creator would appear to be god-like to the casual observer, but he did not suggest that it would also therefore be possessed of the characteristics you think to be necessary for your god (being uncaused for example).
Oh, and of course it has everything to do with. You think there to be an “uncaused cause” and you pray in aid proponents of the SU speculation for support. You’re wrong to do that though for the reasons I have explained to you – the SU proponents provide you with no support at all for your unevidenced claim “god”.
You are merely conflating the questions of maker and what it is like.
Oh the irony. I’m doing no such thing, but that is exactly what you are doing. You’re the one loading this supposed creator with unwarranted characteristics (like being uncaused, let alone the rest of the menu in the Nicene Creed) whereas I’m merely explaining to you that none of these characteristics are necessary for the this “creator” to exist nonetheless. You’re basically the Wylie E. Coyote of this mb, but you’ve yet to look down to realise there’s nothing supporting you.