Coreda
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The spherical nature of the sun's lighting in their own rendering is amusing.
I love how people never pass up an opportunity to trash religion, especially in threads that have nothing to do with it. We get it, it's cool to think religious people are all kooky idiots.
I never push my religion on anybody nor do trash others who disagree with me, yet the Internet constantly tells me how much of a moron I am for it. Honestly, it gets old.
Don't be shocked or offended at that 100% factually correct statement.
I love channels like this, thanks.
Whats the motivation for perpetuating the idea of a round earth?
Whats the motivation for perpetuating the idea of a round earth?
Also, this live feed of Earth from the International Space Station is actually CGI:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njCDZWTI-xg
Whats the motivation for perpetuating the idea of a round earth?
Whats the motivation for perpetuating the idea of a round earth?
Its the next step, think about it? Why did they had to fake the moon landing in the first place?Is this the new moon landing hoax trend?
I love how people never pass up an opportunity to trash religion, especially in threads that have nothing to do with it. We get it, it's cool to think religious people are all kooky idiots.
I never push my religion on anybody nor do trash others who disagree with me, yet the Internet constantly tells me how much of a moron I am for it. Honestly, it gets old.
Don't be shocked or offended at that 100% factually correct statement.
I can't breathe. What is air?
People believe in gods, heaven, hell and so on. People are stupid.
There are and have been many minds more brilliant than yours that have believed in some type of God, intelligent design, higher power etc.
So i've been hearing about this group called Flat Earth Society where they think the world is flat. They have some compelling arguments despite being ridiculous of course. I've heard a lot of crazy things but does anyone here believe the earth is really flat? I mean just looking at the moon will give you a good clue.
Doesn't mean that the thought that it's true isn't ridiculous. If there is a heaven and a god, them existing is outrageous. Completely insane. That we believe anything in any of those books is crazy. If it's true, and those guys you're talking about are correct, awesome. Still doesn't subtract from the fact that it's a ridiculous idea.
Doesn't mean that the thought that it's true isn't ridiculous. If there is a heaven and a god, them existing is outrageous. Completely insane. That we believe anything in any of those books is crazy. If it's true, and those guys you're talking about are correct, awesome. Still doesn't subtract from the fact that it's a ridiculous idea.
Don't you find the two statements to be quite different? "I believe in a God/many Gods." and "I believe the Earth is flat." seem to me to challenge science in different ways one asserts a belief/statement that has no evidence, while the other asserts a statement (not so much a belief) that challenges accepted evidence. To me, the latter is more egregious.
As to the deleterious repercussions of a belief in spirituality or religion, that's quite a different discussion altogether.
I wonder how they view people that have navigated the circumference of the globe. Do they think they're liars? Do they think you get teleport ed from one end of the world to another once you hit the edge of the map?
I'm imagining a hilarious exchange with Ray Wonder at the pearly gates.
"Ray, in your life you were pretty adamant that god and heaven were total bullshit. You stand before heaven now, what do you have to say?"
"This is fucking ridiculous. Who came up with this ridiculous idea?"
"Ray, I'm trying to tell you this is how it always was. You just chose not to Believe."
"Man whatever this is so stupid, honestly."
Your problem is you equate the concept of "God" specifically and exclusively to that of the ones described in religious texts.
There is a deeper, more philosophical, and reason-based approach to that discussion. A discussion that brilliant minds have had and will continue to have.
The language you choose to use, calling it ridiculous and what not, comes across as arrogant and short-sighted - as if you'd already gathered all the knowledge of the universe and solved all the mysteries to life, consciousness, and existence.
If your brain hates going to those places, that's not a problem, that's your decision. But make no mistake, it's not a decision rooted in any sort of intellectual or ideological superiority to those that choose differently.