Our journey is not just about seeking answers; it’s about redefining the very essence of belief and understanding. Dare to explore with us as we attempt to illuminate the shadows where the inexplicable and the empirical intertwine. All of our results and experiments are publicly reviewable on our RESULTS page.

Defining the Unknown

What are the Experiments

On our platform, we post unique experiments with a defined timeframe, outcome, and point scoring system. It’s up to the gods to ensure the specified event or activity occurs. Successful completion awards points to the god involved; failure results in no points. Our team then analyzes the event to determine if it’s a result of divine intervention or explainable phenomena. Points are subject to revision based on these findings.

How Do We Conduct Experiments?

• Pre-Ordained: Experiments are announced in advance, shared on social media, and recorded to prevent post-event alterations.
• Unexplainable: Points are awarded for unexplainable events. However, if later found to be explainable, points may be revoked or adjusted.
• Chaos Theory: We focus on macro-level events. Miraculous events are those that defy normal expectations and probabilities.
• Significance: The scale and scope of experiments vary, allowing participation from diverse deities. Significant outcomes are necessary for point allocation.
• Apriori vs. Aposteriori Events: We use both historical data and new results to assess the validity of divine interventions.

Publicly Available Data Collection and Analysis

Experiments are documented on our website, with all results available and tracked in a publicly accessible spreadsheet for independent analysis. Discussions and further analysis occur on the DGE website and Facebook group, fostering a community of inquiry and debate.

Method in Our Divine Experiments

At DGE we harness the power of the scientific method to explore the profound question of divine existence. Our approach blends rigorous scientific principles with an open-minded exploration of the unknown, providing a unique platform for understanding the potential role of gods in our world.

Steps of the Scientific Method in Our Experiments:

1. Observation and Question Formulation: We begin by observing phenomena that might indicate divine intervention and formulating questions such as, “Can a specific event be attributed to the actions of a god?”
2. Hypothesis Development: We develop hypotheses for each experiment, predicting outcomes that, if observed, could suggest divine influence. These hypotheses are clear, testable, and designed to be falsifiable.
3. Experiment Design: Each experiment is meticulously designed with specific criteria, including timeframe, expected outcomes, and point scoring. This ensures that the experiments are structured and can be objectively assessed.
4. Data Collection: We collect data through the execution of these experiments, documenting outcomes as they occur. This data is crucial for evaluating the validity of our hypotheses.
5. Analysis and Interpretation: After an event occurs, we analyze the data to determine whether the outcome can be explained through natural phenomena or if it suggests something beyond current scientific understanding.
6. Conclusion and Revision: Based on our analysis, we draw conclusions about the divine influence in each experiment. If an event initially deemed divine is later explained scientifically, we revise our conclusions and adjust the points awarded.
7. Reproducibility and Repeatability: Extra points are awarded for experiments that can be reproduced or repeated, as consistent results strengthen the case for divine intervention.
8. Public Documentation and Discussion: We maintain transparency by documenting our experiments and results on our website and encourage public discussion and independent validation through our tracking spreadsheet and social media platforms.

By applying the scientific method to our unique experiments, we aim to bridge the gap between science and spirituality, offering a fresh perspective on the age-old question of the existence of gods.

“If the price of wisdom is knowledge, what is the cost of knowledge?”

— Unknown