If it felt like I sorta skimmed over that "world soul" thing at the end, it's because I very much did. It didn't want to cram an explanation there in at the end. It's a whole thing from Plato to, oddly enough, someone like Freeman Dyson.
The perspective I was arguing was more like Dyson's, which he typically refers to as "god," but tries to emphasize that his use is from a more secular sense (as I remember from sources, but I may be mistaken), but, as far as my views differ from his, I see no need for such distinction.
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