Hehe

you mean like like each prime makes up one of the unique universal souls that exist throughout time and space?

whoa

The universe is likely a simulation, so a soul maybe a prime primary key and so use a Mersenne prime to save space as a form of compression because only n needs to be stored, not the full bitstring. The real question is: does the universe have microcode opcodes to operate on Mersenne primes natively without expanding them?

PS: Atheist ;)

If the universe is a simulation, isn't the programmer effectively God?

And: "Likely"? Objection, your honor. Assumes facts not in evidence.

Good call. Well, if humans ever happen to create such a simulator themselves, will they effectively become God?

To the simulation, probably yes.