Hypothesis about God and how we perceive his existence, if it actually exists

Just some brain food for you lads to think about.


HYPOTHETICALLY, let's say you're an ant, and you see a human, this gigantic being which can seemly do anything. Create fire out of nothing, lift things unimaginably large and Bob's your uncle. To ants, we are Gods. Now scope out and make a full turn, now you're a human, looking at an ant, which looks like something meaningless. Anyway, humans believe in gods too, something larger than them and can seemly do anything. Scope out and make a full turn, you are now a human god.

Still according to this theory:

Now, to gods, we would look like ants, meaningless, individually. But what does this mean for Gods? Are gods aware that they are gods? Do gods believe that something created them? Do some gods believe those gods that believe something created them are crazy, and that they have always just existed? Are there Atheist gods?

PS: Dare to discredit my argument by saying ants are intellectually undeveloped! Please do! I'll just say something like "What if 'God' is so intellectually superior, compared to us, that he thinks about us the same way we think about ants?"

PPS: I'm an atheist.