Upgrading to a Physico-Theological Perspective

In the SD
Hello Rabbi,
I wanted to offer the rabbi a slight upgrade to the physio-theological perspective.
As is known, DNA (column 144) states that the physico-theological evidence is based primarily on the assumption that, given that God exists, what is the chance that He would create a world?
And about this, questions and perplexities abounded, either on the basis of the possibility that the complexity of the world is no different from any other unique sequence (which the above column tried to address, and failed miserably…) or on the basis that the world is not complex enough by pointing to flaws in creation, and so on and so forth.
Therefore, I came to offer the ANAD the evidence from the question of faith, that to the extent that there is a God of the “religious” kind, it is not so far-fetched to claim that he has implanted in humans the ability to believe in him, or at least to try to believe in him.
As we know, many of the questions on the site regarding complexity are asked about it, and in general, many of the people are talking about it.
B1 = theism
B2 = atheism
And therefore, even a little increase in this sense has implications for this:
(P(A|?1)>P(A|?2)
Likewise, most humanity accepts God as something understood above itself, and therefore the above hypothesis fits well with human knowledge to date, or at least it is appropriate to prefer it.
P(B1) > P(B2)