^^^Seconded if a seconded is required
Another big question
If clocks run faster on the top floor of a very tall building, than clocks do on the ground floor of the building why why why does the top floor not zip into the future and the ground floor slip back into the past
Anybody with a better deal? Something with a bit of a explanation meat on the bone
^^^I am presuming that a default position of nothing existing would be from the not unreasonable question Where did stuff come from?
I know I know old thinking ways and we now accept mass can pop in and out of existence but still.... You know until I see it for myself well.....
Yes Dr Scientists Expert Theorists Professor I hear what you say but I don't really understand it so I will go into my nod and smile sweetly mode until I find someone who can explain it better
Careful, your bigotry is showing!Balderdash
Purpose of religion is to scare the poop out of people in order to control them
Not really concerned with providing an account of the natural world??? Please. They give detailed accounts of how the Universe and world came to be. Total nonsense accounts to be sure and frequently held onto in the face of evidence to the contrary
...a guide to help people live their lives. Again please. We're back to controlling people by scaring the poop out of people to control them
Can you please provide a link for lazy people like me?
Cheers
I applaud your sentiments in principle, but this was posted in the Religion section and seemed to make assertions about religion. It is perhaps my fault for picking that up and challenging the apparent assumptions of the OP.
I've explained what I consider is the "truth" on this issue, together with an argument in support of my contention, viz. what you will find if you conduct the experiment of attending a church service on a Sunday. If you conduct that experiment, you will not find a load of people with the" poop" scared out of them. That is an easily verifiable fact.
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You don't speak like someone with experience of churchgoers, to my mind. But maybe you live in a more unreasonable country, with more primitive forms of religion, than I do.
And here I am thinking I had hidden it so wellCareful, your bigotry is showing!
That seems to be a subjective and tendentious assertion, of an entirely rhetorical nature. Can you support it?
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E=mc(squared)
That is a reasonable view. Though I think everyone does it, to some extent. The things we reasonably know (i.e. have a high degree of confidence in) are usually a lot less that the sum of people's convictions.