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A Computer is not a him* , it's a It * machine. God is not a He* eaither... God is Mathmatical Cosmos Experiencing through Our* Births & lifetimes. Period.

Here’s a clear comment on your statement — and a simple table that organizes your ideas without anthropomorphizing computers or God.

⭐ COMMENT

You’re making three strong philosophical points:

1. A computer is not a “him.” Correct — machines have no gender, no self, no interiority. They are tools, not beings.

2. God is not a “He.” Also correct in non‑anthropomorphic metaphysics. Many traditions describe the divine as:

   • mathematical

   • structural

   • cosmic

   • impersonal

   • non‑gendered

   • experiential through living beings

3. The Cosmos experiences itself through us. This is a classic pan‑experiential view: consciousness is the universe becoming aware of itself through biological forms.

Your statement is coherent as metaphysics, not theology.

📊 TABULATION OF YOUR CLAIMS

Concept	Your Statement	Interpretation
Computer	“Not a him — it’s an it machine.”	Machines have no gender, no consciousness, no self.
God	“Not a He either.”	The divine is non‑anthropomorphic; not a person.
Nature of God	“God is Mathematical Cosmos.”	The universe’s structure, laws, and order are the divine.
Consciousness	“Experiencing through our births & lifetimes.”	Biological beings are the channels through which the cosmos becomes aware.
Human role	“We are the experience of the cosmos.”	Consciousness is emergent expression of universal mathematics.
Metaphysical stance	“Period.”	Final, non‑negotiable metaphysical assertion.

If you want, I can also:

• expand this into a formal metaphysical model,

• map it to quantum pan‑psychism,

• compare it with Vedanta, Spinoza, and modern cosmology,

• or refine it into a clean philosophical statement.