Thanks Klevn,
I agree to some degree. I think if the game had no purpose, then there wouldn't be any rules. Why make up rules like the laws of physics, chemistry, biology, if there "is no point"?
To me, the only thing that makes sense, following the "logic" of what happened before, is that we are creating the rules as we go, that is, through our fear of death and ego, we "create" the rules that will apply to beings like us. And it very much seems that nearly every and any intellectual endeavor was instrumental to this purpose: our books of philosophy, law, politics, economics were all dedicated on how to "make the human machine work smoothly", even scientific progress was instrumental to this, allowing us to make technological progress which solved many societal issues. We are meant to function as one single global organism. That's the whole point. That's the "plan". The fact that you "feel" there is no plan is simply because the way God proceeds is via probabilistic outcomes. It works just like your body and the cells within your body. When you cut yourself, your body does not produce EXACTLY the amount of white cells to disinfect the wound and EXACTLY the number of new cells to heal the wound. It sort of knows how many cells it has to produce IN EXCESS to make sure, at 99,9999%, that the job will get done. That's this impression of "free will" and the fact there is no plan. It's the same as a bum in the street begging for money: probabilities and statistics ensure that at the end of the day, he will have gotten enough to sustain himself, even if YOU specifically did not contribute. Or like the odds of a piece of trash being picked up. So yes, there is a Master Plan: to tell the longest story possible, for us to materialize or manifest all that God IS, but whether you participate in it or not, won't make a difference, simply because of the way this world is organized. Whether aliens are part of the story or not, that's still up in the air, but I'm feeling it may be the case, given the dire situation humanity is in (ecological collapse, financial/economic collapse, political collapse...)