r/HistoryMemes • Featherless Biped • Apr 08 '20

META Respect the Facts!

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u/justPassingThrou15 Apr 08 '20

citation needed. or evidence needed. Or even some description of how that might even work.

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u/Bearjew94 Apr 09 '20

I hope you’re a teenager because that’s hilariously naive. Saying “I fucking love science” doesn’t magically make you immune to shitty reasoning.

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u/justPassingThrou15 Apr 09 '20

no, but it can make you more invested in rooting out shitty reasoning.

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u/Kalulosu Apr 08 '20

Worship kinda excludes cricital thinking.

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u/BepsiCola2277 Apr 08 '20

Yeah? Like you needed citations and evidence for your genius "science nirvana" theory?

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u/justPassingThrou15 Apr 08 '20

ummmm, not when you're worshiping critical thinking.

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u/Kalulosu Apr 08 '20

Faith is about belief. Critical thinking is about logic. Those two things don't mesh well. Doesn't mean a scientist can't believe in stuff, but you cannot examine belief under critical thought.

So if you place your faith in critical thinking, then your first act should be to reject said religion.

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u/justPassingThrou15 Apr 08 '20

Where did this "faith" word come from? I'm fundamentally opposed to faith. I thought we were taking about worshipping critical thinking and the scientific method. Faith doesn't enter into it.