New from Framing Logic, who quickly became one of my favourite channels.

  • pelespirit@sh.itjust.works
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    5 months ago

    I disagree, we all have faith that there are things in science we don’t understand and that also that certain things exist until proven wrong. You have to to do the process of science. I love this guy, but I think he hasn’t thought this through completely.

    Edit: I really like his spread sheet to formulate the logic being shown. It’s amazing. He makes quite a few jumps though, imo.

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      5 months ago

      I think the difference is that scientific theory exists even when nobody believes or is even aware of it, while religious faith is dependent on people believing it.

      If humanity lost all knowledge, but didn’t go extinct, we’d eventually reconstruct chemistry, but the doctrine of the trinity would be lost forever.

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        5 months ago

        On earth, the trinity would still exist because it’s based on nature. Most religions have it in their doctrine in some form.

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      5 months ago

      that certain things exist until proven wrong

      Mind sharing an example of this? Do you mean dark matter/energy?

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        5 months ago

        Yes, like ether was kind of a place holder. It goes in and out of favor. I don’t know that much about dark matter but I grew up right next to fermilab. They were successful in their experiments, but that took a bunch of faith that it would work. Same *with the cern and the hadron collider. Astronomy is probably the biggest area that you have to have faith in, because there aren’t a lot of ways to test it. I suspect that religious people also test their religion in the same way, no matter what they say or do on the outside.

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        Sort of. We don’t know that there are other life forms in the universe, but there is a strong probability there is. We have faith that we’ll find out some day, but we don’t know right now. To some religious people, they have a faith that there is probably a god and they go with the odds. That was actually taught in religion at the school I went to. So, to me, I have faith that there is an unknown source to everything, but fuck if I know if we’re all the crumbs on an alien’s foot, if there is a pasta god out there or we all made up this world in our own heads so we are god. That is faith that the world started somehow, we just don’t know how. We have glimpses of the process, but we are still making interpretations of it.