Chris Langan, often referred to as the world’s smartest man with an IQ estimated between 190 and 210, has shared his perspective on the existence of God. In an interview with CTMU Radio, Langan affirmed his belief in God, stating: “Yes. Yes, reality has an identity. The identity is that as which something exists.”
Langan is known for developing the Cognitive-Theoretic Model of the Universe (CTMU), a theory that proposes reality and consciousness are interconnected. He explained that by analyzing the identity of reality through the CTMU, one can deduce properties that align with traditional descriptions of God found in many of the world’s major religions.
This perspective suggests that God is not necessarily a personified being but rather the fundamental identity encompassing the properties of existence and reality. Langan’s approach combines elements of mathematics, philosophy, and theology to explore profound questions about the nature of existence and consciousness.
For a more in-depth understanding of Langan’s views, you might find the following video insightful:
