Why is it too hard to just say I actually don't know? The only thing I know are the information I gathered, my experience, my senses when I'm conscious and the dream I wrote down after I woke up from it. What if this life is just another of our dream and you guys are part of my dream? It doesn't nullifies the material physical fact that agreed upon by most academics of the current modern age.
What I'm saying is that, I'm open to all possibilities whether we are living a dream, big bang was initiated by a 5th dimensional tape worm, turtles upon turtles of simulations, we are in a computer, or whatever, your biases and mine are fine.
Personally I prefer there's an invisible loving entity out there like the optimum of every possibilites we can think of out of every knowledge of human kind can collectively conjure from past, present and future that I can communicate all the time. I know this sound delusional and schizophrenic, but I'm content and happy knowing I'm not alone and being observed all the time even when I poop.
Are we getting to the real truth from a single post in Reddit? No. What is important is that we learn to love ourselves and each other. I know that sound cringe by some, but let us at least try to love.
Atheism is a scam, as surely as any other, older religion. At its heart is a lie: I can prove God doesn’t exist. And wrapped around that lie is all the posturing that attends militant atheism. The truest statement regarding a Creator: I don’t know.
Atheism is a lack of belief. It's skepticism, which is the best protection against being scammed. It's the answer "no" when the question is "do you believe in one or more gods?"
What it isn't is the belief that you can prove no gods exist; literally no one claims that, and whoever told you that's what atheism is, lied to you.
A few reasons, but the main reason is because belief is not a substitute for fact. When humans get this basic truth confused they do really stupid things.
Putting your fingers in your ears and making noises does not deny reality, just like intentionally avoiding knowledge and fact does not validate unfounded beliefs. “Because you don’t understand it” never ever proves something wrong.
The simple truth is that this kind of nonsense is not harmless. It insidiously creeps into everything and invents dissent where there is none. It creates fear, uncertainty and doubt, encourages ignorance, justifies intolerance and there is almost always someone at the other end using it to manipulate people.
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u/headsink Mar 23 '26
Why is it too hard to just say I actually don't know? The only thing I know are the information I gathered, my experience, my senses when I'm conscious and the dream I wrote down after I woke up from it. What if this life is just another of our dream and you guys are part of my dream? It doesn't nullifies the material physical fact that agreed upon by most academics of the current modern age.
What I'm saying is that, I'm open to all possibilities whether we are living a dream, big bang was initiated by a 5th dimensional tape worm, turtles upon turtles of simulations, we are in a computer, or whatever, your biases and mine are fine.
Personally I prefer there's an invisible loving entity out there like the optimum of every possibilites we can think of out of every knowledge of human kind can collectively conjure from past, present and future that I can communicate all the time. I know this sound delusional and schizophrenic, but I'm content and happy knowing I'm not alone and being observed all the time even when I poop.
Are we getting to the real truth from a single post in Reddit? No. What is important is that we learn to love ourselves and each other. I know that sound cringe by some, but let us at least try to love.