To be clear, this is an argument that assumes the existence of a god, and the attributes of the god are based solely on scientific observation of the observable universe. Assuming a god, here are the tentative conclusions I would draw.

1. God does not care about humans. Reason: The observable universe is vast and almost entirely hostile to human or animal life.

2. God does not have a human morality. Reason: The existence of suffering and death, particularly for humans we consider blameless like babies. The non-intervention of god in genocides.

3. God is not actively evil, or at least is hiding its evil actions. Reason: No proof of supernatural visitations of evil on earth, for examples hordes of demons, etc.

4. God is chaotic. Reason: The vast complexity of the universe, quantum mechanics, fractals, etc.

This is all a bit tongue in cheek, but hopefully creates some interesting debate. I'm an HP Lovecraft fan, so I'll add that a sleeping Cthulhu also counts as chaotic neutral, until it wakes up

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