I think we are following the wrong path when we seek such logical explanations for these things. The human urge to "organize realty" is just that: a human urge. We survive and thrive by our ability to understand and control our environment, and so we naturally want to "figure out" (organize reality) any mystery we might encounter.
But reality itself does not survive or thrive by being "figured out", or by being organized on a logical way. Reality just is. Reality is about being, not about being organized. So when we seek to understand reality in terms of it's logic and organization, we are doing so as human beings responding to a natural human urge, but we're not really looking at reality in it's own way.
The way of reality isn't about order and logic, it seems to be more about being (existence) as a natural, spontaneous expression of something. We don't know what that something is, but if we look at it carefully, it does not appear to be based on logic or order as we are urged to seek and define these. This existential expression seems to be more motivated by a desire for variety, or some sort of egalitarian generosity, wherein all things that can exist, will exist, for as long as they are able to exist, and then something else that can take it's place, will. It's almost as if the essential motive of existence is more an expression of abundance than of any logical philosophical goal, or order.
To be blunt, I just don't think that God thinks like we think: in an ordered and linear way, with some goal or motive to be achieved. God just immediately expresses itself, explodes into being, without thinking. All of existence is the spontaneous expression of God's own being. There is no goal or motive other than God expressing God's self.
So, just smile and enjoy, for as long as it lasts.
