Maybe you should stop doing that, if it's leading you to say things like "I mean something like Christ set it up such that we're more likely to have a positive singularity".

Why?

Assuming that the other people you encounter inhabit the same reality as you — and I suspect you'll be able to find something about that to object to, but you know what I mean :P — what is subjective about it?

Existence is probably tied up with causal significance, and causal significance is tied up with individuals' local utility functions along with this more global probability thing. But around singularities where lots of utility is up for grabs it might be that the local utility differences override the global similarities of how existence works. I haven't thought about this carefully. Hence the question mark.