Either we are alone in the universe, there is nobody out there watching us, or there is somebody out there – and both possibilities are equally unbearable. So, from the fear of losing our anchorage in the big Other, we should pass to the terror of there being no big Other. The old formula “there is nothing to fear but fear itself” acquires thus a new unexpected meaning: the fact that there is nothing to fear is the most terrifying fact imaginable. Isaac Asimov.

I know I am not a grain of corn.
But, does the chicken know that I am not a grain of corn?
I know I do not believe in G-d, but G-d knows that I do not believe in Him?