Ergo, in Hume’s opinion, why is there a need to invent a creator when each individual or system can either create itself or has indefinitely existed? Hume’s speculations are superior to those of the Design Argument. His criticism is an excellent one. It is true that it may not be agreeable to many that a higher being or creator does not exist and that the components of the universe are self creating. Still, Hume makes a convincing argument and has very strong points, virtually using the Design Argument against itself. He manages to alter the words of the Design Argument’s explanation for a creator by stating that the very incident of a higher being with no origin is proof of self-creation.