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no big bang --> root was right about no big bang --> root is right about there being a bearded man in the sky --> we all get an afterlife --> we don't need to learn to deal with mortality in a mature way --> we can keep pretending like death is only an illusion | |||
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hawking already covered this in a paper, a very short paper.
basically, god is inconsequential as the above poster said. observations must match with results... usually math observations. if two observations match results, then either can be used. the observation that god exists BASED on what evidence is put forward is not matching the observations, so you need to pick on. ill go with science for this one. | ||
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#43
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r00t needs to get better sources for his troll material.
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#44
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r00t needs a punch in the fukin eye
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http://www.todayifoundout.com/index....ics-in-school/ | |||
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done and fuckin done.
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There is no theory of "where the universe came from." No scientist has one single thing to say about that question. All science does is extrapolate from observed regularities backwards ("the past") and forwards ("the future") in a causal chain.
What comes before that extrapolated causal chain, or after it, is by definition unknowable, since it involves data that cannot be derived from that causal chain, by definition. "Where did the universe come from?" is not a scientific question. Just like "What happens after the universe?" is. There never will be a scientific theory of why any of this exists. Just theories on how it exists given that it exists. But its existence is a given beyond which we have no information. If you prefer, you can think Vishnu created it. Or, me. Why not me? How do you know I didn't create the universe? You cannot disprove it. Therefore, "Sadre created the universe" should be taught in our public schools, since it cannot be disproved that I may have.
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