Guest_Erik Lehnsherr_*
Siansonea II wrote...
Erik Lehnsherr wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
Oh, well there's a nonzero chance that unicorns are real, so you might not want to take a stand on that one either. See how helpful I am? :innocent:
I actually do take this same viewpoint on everything that has not been proven.
And I find that hilarious. It seems you're just a persuasive argument away from believing in literally anything.
HulkSmashU wrote...
termokanden wrote...
Unicorns are real by the way. And very mean. Proof by movie: Cabin in the Woods.
Yea Unicorns are real.only a fool would not realize this.
and how do you know there mean, they always give me ice cream and pot....oh wait maybe OMG theyre trying to GOD NO.your right
Erik Lehnsherr wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
Erik Lehnsherr wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
Oh, well there's a nonzero chance that unicorns are real, so you might not want to take a stand on that one either. See how helpful I am? :innocent:
I actually do take this same viewpoint on everything that has not been proven.
And I find that hilarious. It seems you're just a persuasive argument away from believing in literally anything.
Oh no, because it has not been PROVEN. See where I'm coming from now?
Erik Lehnsherr wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
Erik Lehnsherr wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
Oh, well there's a nonzero chance that unicorns are real, so you might not want to take a stand on that one either. See how helpful I am? :innocent:
I actually do take this same viewpoint on everything that has not been proven.
And I find that hilarious. It seems you're just a persuasive argument away from believing in literally anything.
Oh no, because it has not been PROVEN. See where I'm coming from now?
Siansonea II wrote...
Volus Warlord wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
*snip*
And yet these tenets are what powers our computers, our cell phones, our televisions, etc., all without the component of "belief". Sure, you can lawyer this argument into existential oblivion through your own brand of circular logic, but what good would that do?
And the day that every random flight of fancy that people come up with gets to be considered TRUE until DISPROVEN by another person? Please. Go back to Philosophy class.
:lol:Lol. Philosophy is where the inept find self-value.
Science and math have their utilites. Religion does as well.
Oh, religion has tremendous value. It is one of the most powerful motivators of people there is. And really, religion is just a pretty clown suit for Fear. Because that's what underlies the whole scheme. You're afraid of death, afraid of punishment, afraid of missing out on a reward, it all comes back to fear and a sort of collective narcissism. We are the chosen people! Even though the universe is incomprehensibly vast, even though there are billions upon billions of humans on this wet rock we call home, the one who created it all Only Cares About Us. Puh-leeze, as they say.
Guest_Luc0s_*
DuckSoup wrote...
EY GUYS!!! I think we found the troll you were talking about...
DuckSoup wrote...
If you hadn't realised, Luc0s, some people choose to believe that Darwinism is a crock of sh*t.
termokanden wrote...
HulkSmashU wrote...
termokanden wrote...
Unicorns are real by the way. And very mean. Proof by movie: Cabin in the Woods.
Yea Unicorns are real.only a fool would not realize this.
and how do you know there mean, they always give me ice cream and pot....oh wait maybe OMG theyre trying to GOD NO.your right
1. Watch movie.
2. Observe mean unicorn.
3. Flee in terror.
Guest_greengoron89_*
DarkDragon777 wrote...
Well you seemed to be mocking the people in this thread about their petty arguments, suggesting that you aren't fond of argument either, unless you enjoy using self-deprictaing humor, then by all means, forgive me, Lord Vader.
Modifié par greengoron89, 07 juin 2012 - 09:11 .
Volus Warlord wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
Volus Warlord wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
*snip*
And yet these tenets are what powers our computers, our cell phones, our televisions, etc., all without the component of "belief". Sure, you can lawyer this argument into existential oblivion through your own brand of circular logic, but what good would that do?
And the day that every random flight of fancy that people come up with gets to be considered TRUE until DISPROVEN by another person? Please. Go back to Philosophy class.
:lol:Lol. Philosophy is where the inept find self-value.
Science and math have their utilites. Religion does as well.
Oh, religion has tremendous value. It is one of the most powerful motivators of people there is. And really, religion is just a pretty clown suit for Fear. Because that's what underlies the whole scheme. You're afraid of death, afraid of punishment, afraid of missing out on a reward, it all comes back to fear and a sort of collective narcissism. We are the chosen people! Even though the universe is incomprehensibly vast, even though there are billions upon billions of humans on this wet rock we call home, the one who created it all Only Cares About Us. Puh-leeze, as they say.
Doesn't everything boil down to fear or greed?
Guest_Erik Lehnsherr_*
HulkSmashU wrote...
Erik Lehnsherr wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
Erik Lehnsherr wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
Oh, well there's a nonzero chance that unicorns are real, so you might not want to take a stand on that one either. See how helpful I am? :innocent:
I actually do take this same viewpoint on everything that has not been proven.
And I find that hilarious. It seems you're just a persuasive argument away from believing in literally anything.
Oh no, because it has not been PROVEN. See where I'm coming from now?
let me be serious for a minute.
so then how often have you flip-flooped due to "facts proving one way or anther"
thats what i cant stand about people who need cold hearted facts before any thought of siding can be choosen.
Luc0s wrote...
DuckSoup wrote...
EY GUYS!!! I think we found the troll you were talking about...
Calling people a troll simply because you don't like them or don't agree with them is not very nice nor very mature. But that's just what BSN does these days. It seems people have forgotten what an "internet troll" really is.DuckSoup wrote...
If you hadn't realised, Luc0s, some people choose to believe that Darwinism is a crock of sh*t.
And some people choose to believe the earth is flat, while the earth is really a globe.
Sure, you may not believe the evolution theory, you may not believe that the earth is a globe, but the evidence is overwhelming.
OK all i wanted to know and i wont badger you anymoreErik Lehnsherr wrote...
HulkSmashU wrote...
Erik Lehnsherr wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
Erik Lehnsherr wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
Oh, well there's a nonzero chance that unicorns are real, so you might not want to take a stand on that one either. See how helpful I am? :innocent:
I actually do take this same viewpoint on everything that has not been proven.
And I find that hilarious. It seems you're just a persuasive argument away from believing in literally anything.
Oh no, because it has not been PROVEN. See where I'm coming from now?
let me be serious for a minute.
so then how often have you flip-flooped due to "facts proving one way or anther"
thats what i cant stand about people who need cold hearted facts before any thought of siding can be choosen.
It depends on what's been proven.
Guest_DuckSoup_*
Luc0s wrote...
DuckSoup wrote...
EY GUYS!!! I think we found the troll you were talking about...
Calling people a troll simply because you don't like them or don't agree with them is not very nice nor very mature. But that's just what BSN does these days. It seems people have forgotten what an "internet troll" really is.DuckSoup wrote...
If you hadn't realised, Luc0s, some people choose to believe that Darwinism is a crock of sh*t.
And some people choose to believe the earth is flat, while the earth is really a globe.
Sure, you may not believe the evolution theory, you may not believe that the earth is a globe, but the evidence is overwhelming.
You got me.
Guest_Erik Lehnsherr_*
Siansonea II wrote...
Erik Lehnsherr wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
Erik Lehnsherr wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
Oh, well there's a nonzero chance that unicorns are real, so you might not want to take a stand on that one either. See how helpful I am? :innocent:
I actually do take this same viewpoint on everything that has not been proven.
And I find that hilarious. It seems you're just a persuasive argument away from believing in literally anything.
Oh no, because it has not been PROVEN. See where I'm coming from now?
Well, if that were your only criteria, you'd be an avowed atheist. Because the "positive" proclamation, that gods exist, has not been PROVEN. See where I'm coming from? Your stance seems to entertain every single notion, however preposterous, on an equal footing with what we can observe easily. Gods, unicorns, fairies, wizards, witches—they're all standing toe-to-toe with the universe that we can observe directly. You'll give them the benefit of the doubt, even though that doubt is infinitesimal.
Guest_Luc0s_*
HulkSmashU wrote...
but evidence changes with more "facts" and little more theory put to thought.which renders it all useless
look at civilzation and youll see Lucos you are even more wrong
Modifié par Luc0s, 07 juin 2012 - 09:15 .
Modifié par happy_daiz, 07 juin 2012 - 09:15 .
Volus Warlord wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
Volus Warlord wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
*snip*
And yet these tenets are what powers our computers, our cell phones, our televisions, etc., all without the component of "belief". Sure, you can lawyer this argument into existential oblivion through your own brand of circular logic, but what good would that do?
And the day that every random flight of fancy that people come up with gets to be considered TRUE until DISPROVEN by another person? Please. Go back to Philosophy class.
:lol:Lol. Philosophy is where the inept find self-value.
Science and math have their utilites. Religion does as well.
Oh, religion has tremendous value. It is one of the most powerful motivators of people there is. And really, religion is just a pretty clown suit for Fear. Because that's what underlies the whole scheme. You're afraid of death, afraid of punishment, afraid of missing out on a reward, it all comes back to fear and a sort of collective narcissism. We are the chosen people! Even though the universe is incomprehensibly vast, even though there are billions upon billions of humans on this wet rock we call home, the one who created it all Only Cares About Us. Puh-leeze, as they say.
Doesn't everything boil down to fear or greed?
Guest_Cthulhu42_*
I wish I hadn't. For that matter, I wish I hadn't seen the beginning or middle.greengoron89 wrote...
you saw the end of Revenge of the Sith, after all.
Gotholhorakh wrote...
It would still be a flimsy point anyway tbh. Science is not something that requires belief, any more than religion is a matter of proof and data.
Guest_Luc0s_*
Erik Lehnsherr wrote...
Exactly, but I still won't stand on a side of the barricade as the situations stand.
Guest_AwesomeName_*
AwesomeName wrote...
Luc0s wrote...
Well there is no such thing is "believing in Darwinism", as evolution is pretty much an observed and proven fact. So either you accept it, or you deny it. Saying you believe in Darwinism is like saying you believe in gravity.
Actually, there's a difference between an observed fact and the theory that tries to explain it. Yeah, you accept the observed fact that gravity exists (you jump up and come back down and literally, absolutely, definitely SEE that), but all that stuff Einstein came up with to try to explain it is what you choose to believe in (or at least, you know that it works predicitively for all the stuff you've used it for, but as far as what it implies about the nature or reality, I would still consider it choice whether or not you choose to believe in that.)
Modifié par AwesomeName, 07 juin 2012 - 09:18 .
Luc0s wrote...
And some people choose to believe the earth is flat, while the earth is really a globe.
Sure, you may not believe the evolution theory, you may not believe that the earth is a globe, but the evidence is overwhelming.
Luc0s wrote...
HulkSmashU wrote...
but evidence changes with more "facts" and little more theory put to thought.which renders it all useless
look at civilzation and youll see Lucos you are even more wrong
Evidence does not change, theories do. I might be wrong, but I don't see what civilization has to do with it. What is the point you're trying to make?
Guest_Erik Lehnsherr_*
Luc0s wrote...
Erik Lehnsherr wrote...
Exactly, but I still won't stand on a side of the barricade as the situations stand.
What barricade are you talking about? There is no such thing as a "barricade". Your view on (religious) beliefs is wwwwwaaaaaaaaaaaaay to black and white mate.
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