This is exactly what I'm talking about. The "God of Gaps" will close in a matter of time. Sure, we don't know exactly how life began-yet. But there was also a time we didn't know whether or milky way was the entire universe or actually just one galaxy in a universe full of galaxies. We do have theories, such as organic matter forming chemically, binding, it is thought that all life first began when RNA formed and could replicate itself. If that is the case it was only a matter of time before DNA and cells formed. Loss of information? Creatures evolve through natural selection, and as far as we can tell become increasingly complex. RNA, DNA, cells, branching off into fungi, plants, animals, etc. Did you know that humans have 46 pairs of chromosomes? The Ophioglossum (a fern) has 1,260 pairs. It's not even about the DNA itself, it's how it's used.

I did consider your viewpoint, when I was 12. The conclusion was the same as it was then as it is now. There is absolutely no evidence for creationism, even less for religion, and current evidence suggests the opposite. The complexity of the universe exists because it just happens to be somewhat complex. That's all their is to it. A random roll of the dice. In fact, theoretical physics suggest that our universe could have easily come from nothing, according to Stephen hawking, or it could have been a collision of two "planes" which created the universe, or the big bang model, there are several theories.

Do you even realize the big bang model is the most successful and evidence backed and proven theories around there? It successfully predicts the critical density of the universe, background radiation maps match up, even the ratio of hydrogen to helium, inflation, etc. In the beginning, the forces of nature are thought to have frozen out from each other, for example electromagnetism and the weak force were once one force, and as the model goes all forces, including gravity where once a part of a superforce. Things only got "complicated" because it split up into many pieces and moving parts. You don't need a god for that.

There statistically, are higher beings in this universe, other lifeforms, some just as stupid to think their gods are just as real as some of ours. Some perhaps, closer to being gods than anyone else.

You are not special. This planet is not unique. Life isn't anything you could attribute to human values-life just is. things just are. The universe is mostly dark, 99.99% space. According to theoretical physics I've learned about, it's highly likely that our universe only exists because we got lucky.

For example, if you think of it like a radio, reality that is, there are an endless sea of frequencies, lets say each frequency is a plane of existence, all are slightly different, but a few can support atoms and matter and shit like in our own universe. this means that we just got lucky. 1 out of 100 frequencies might support life.

This is logical. Our universe itself only has a handful of planets that can support life under the right conditions, it's just pure chance. When the universe is so big, even the rarest of events ought to occur. It doesn't mean or prove anything other than luck.

What I need you to realize is that you're utterly delusional and full of nonsense. There is even evidence for dark matter, it's literally based upon the fact that orbital velocities of stars are highly uniform throughout a galaxy, meaning that, there's actually 75% more matter than we can even detect. It's a big ass mystery, but only because evidence exist.

there's not even a lick of evidence for creationism, because it can be explained with several other hypothesizes or models, in reality, you could claim anything is proof of anything, but like philosophy concluding that "rains generate worms" you're probably just sorely mistaken. Worms after rain is not proof that rain creates worms, in reality, rain saturates the soil which makes worms come above ground.

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This is exactly what I'm talking about. The "God of Gaps" will close in a matter of time. Sure, we don't know exactly how life began-yet. But there was also a time we didn't know whether or milky way was the entire universe or actually just one galaxy in a universe full of galaxies. We do have theories, such as organic matter forming chemically, binding, it is thought that all life first began when RNA formed and could replicate itself. If that is the case it was only a matter of time before DNA and cells formed. Loss of information? Creatures evolve through natural selection, and as far as we can tell become increasingly complex. RNA, DNA, cells, branching off into fungi, plants, animals, etc. Did you know that humans have 46 pairs of chromosomes? The Ophioglossum (a fern) has 1,260 pairs. It's not even about the DNA itself, it's how it's used.

I did consider your viewpoint, when I was 12. The conclusion was the same as it was then as it is now. There is absolutely no evidence for creationism, even less for religion, and current evidence suggests the opposite. The complexity of the universe exists because it just happens to be somewhat complex. That's all their is to it. A random roll of the dice. In fact, theoretical physics suggest that our universe could have easily come from nothing, according to Stephen hawking, or it could have been a collision of two "planes" which created the universe, or the big bang model, there are several theories.

Do you even realize the big bang model is the most successful and evidence backed and proven theories around there? It successfully predicts the critical density of the universe, background radiation maps match up, even the ratio of hydrogen to helium, inflation, etc. In the beginning, the forces of nature are thought to have frozen out from each other, for example electromagnetism and the weak force were once one force, and as the model goes all forces, including gravity where once a part of a superforce. Things only got "complicated" because it split up into many pieces and moving parts. You don't need a god for that.

There statistically, are higher beings in this universe, other lifeforms, some just as stupid to think their gods are just as real as some of ours. Some perhaps, closer to being gods than anyone else.

You are not special. This planet is not unique. Life isn't anything you could attribute to human values-life just is. things just are. The universe is mostly dark, 99.99% space. According to theoretical physics I've learned about, it's highly likely that our universe only exists because we got lucky.

For example, if you think of it like a radio, reality that is, there are an endless sea of frequencies, lets say each frequency is a plane of existence, all are slightly different, but a few can support atoms and matter and shit like in our own universe. this means that we just got lucky. 1 out of 100 frequencies might support life.

This is logical. Our universe itself only has a handful of planets that can support life under the right conditions, it's just pure chance. When the universe is so big, even the rarest of events ought to occur. It doesn't mean or prove anything other than luck.

What I need you to realize is that you're utterly delusional and full of nonsense. There is even evidence for dark matter, it's literally based upon the fact that orbital velocities of stars are highly uniform throughout a galaxy, meaning that, there's actually 75% more matter than we can even detect. It's a big ass mystery, but only because evidence exist.

there's not even a lick of evidence for creationism, because it can be explained with several other hypothesizes or models, in reality, you could claim anything is proof of anything, but like philosophy concluding that "rains generate worms" you're probably just sorely mistaken. Worms after rain is not proof that rain creates worms, in reality, rain saturates the soil which makes worms come above ground.

faulty logic

Yeah, but you gotta savour the small victories if you want to hold out for the day when things are accomplished on a larger scale.

This is exactly what I'm talking about. The "God of Gaps" will close in a matter of time. Sure, we don't know exactly how life began-yet. But there was also a time we didn't know whether or milky way was the entire universe or actually just one galaxy in a universe full of galaxies. We do have theories, such as organic matter forming chemically, binding, it is thought that all life first began when RNA formed and could replicate itself. If that is the case it was only a matter of time before DNA and cells formed. Loss of information? Creatures evolve through natural selection, and as far as we can tell become increasingly complex. RNA, DNA, cells, branching off into fungi, plants, animals, etc. Did you know that humans have 46 pairs of chromosomes? The Ophioglossum (a fern) has 1,260 pairs. It's not even about the DNA itself, it's how it's used.

I did consider your viewpoint, when I was 12. The conclusion was the same as it was then as it is now. There is absolutely no evidence for creationism, even less for religion, and current evidence suggests the opposite. The complexity of the universe exists because it just happens to be somewhat complex. That's all their is to it. A random roll of the dice. In fact, theoretical physics suggest that our universe could have easily come from nothing, according to Stephen hawking, or it could have been a collision of two "planes" which created the universe, or the big bang model, there are several theories.

Do you even realize the big bang model is the most successful and evidence backed and proven theories around there? It successfully predicts the critical density of the universe, background radiation maps match up, even the ratio of hydrogen to helium, inflation, etc. In the beginning, the forces of nature are thought to have frozen out from each other, for example electromagnetism and the weak force were once one force, and as the model goes all forces, including gravity where once a part of a superforce. Things only got "complicated" because it split up into many pieces and moving parts. You don't need a god for that.

There statistically, are higher beings in this universe, other lifeforms, some just as stupid to think their gods are just as real as some of ours. Some perhaps, closer to being gods than anyone else.

You are not special. This planet is not unique. Life isn't anything you could attribute to human values-life just is. things just are. The universe is mostly dark, 99.99% space. According to theoretical physics I've learned about, it's highly likely that our universe only exists because we got lucky.

For example, if you think of it like a radio, reality that is, there are an endless sea of frequencies, lets say each frequency is a plane of existence, all are slightly different, but a few can support atoms and matter and shit like in our own universe. this means that we just got lucky. 1 out of 100 frequencies might support life.

This is logical. Our universe itself only has a handful of planets that can support life under the right conditions, it's just pure chance. When the universe is so big, even the rarest of events ought to occur. It doesn't mean or prove anything other than luck.

What I need you to realize is that you're utterly delusional and full of nonsense. There is even evidence for dark matter, it's literally based upon the fact that orbital velocities of stars are highly uniform throughout a galaxy, meaning that, there's actually 75% more matter than we can even detect. It's a big ass mystery, but only because evidence exist.

there's not even a lick of evidence for creationism, because it can be explained with several other hypothesizes or models, in reality, you could claim anything is proof of anything, but like philosophy concluding that "rains generate worms" you're probably just sorely mistaken. Worms after rain is not proof that rain creates worms, in reality, rain saturates the soil which makes worms come above ground.

faulty logic

>Disagreeing automatically makes you religious

I mean, my parents are among the most Christian people I know, and the main reason I'm getting a Ph.D in Materials Science is because they encouraged me to. Sure, there are some wackos that believe science is evil or some crap but most Christians see scientific advancement as a great thing.

This is exactly what I'm talking about. The "God of Gaps" will close in a matter of time. Sure, we don't know exactly how life began-yet. But there was also a time we didn't know whether or milky way was the entire universe or actually just one galaxy in a universe full of galaxies. We do have theories, such as organic matter forming chemically, binding, it is thought that all life first began when RNA formed and could replicate itself. If that is the case it was only a matter of time before DNA and cells formed. Loss of information? Creatures evolve through natural selection, and as far as we can tell become increasingly complex. RNA, DNA, cells, branching off into fungi, plants, animals, etc. Did you know that humans have 46 pairs of chromosomes? The Ophioglossum (a fern) has 1,260 pairs. It's not even about the DNA itself, it's how it's used.

I did consider your viewpoint, when I was 12. The conclusion was the same as it was then as it is now. There is absolutely no evidence for creationism, even less for religion, and current evidence suggests the opposite. The complexity of the universe exists because it just happens to be somewhat complex. That's all their is to it. A random roll of the dice. In fact, theoretical physics suggest that our universe could have easily come from nothing, according to Stephen hawking, or it could have been a collision of two "planes" which created the universe, or the big bang model, there are several theories.

Do you even realize the big bang model is the most successful and evidence backed and proven theories around there? It successfully predicts the critical density of the universe, background radiation maps match up, even the ratio of hydrogen to helium, inflation, etc. In the beginning, the forces of nature are thought to have frozen out from each other, for example electromagnetism and the weak force were once one force, and as the model goes all forces, including gravity where once a part of a superforce. Things only got "complicated" because it split up into many pieces and moving parts. You don't need a god for that.

There statistically, are higher beings in this universe, other lifeforms, some just as stupid to think their gods are just as real as some of ours. Some perhaps, closer to being gods than anyone else.

You are not special. This planet is not unique. Life isn't anything you could attribute to human values-life just is. things just are. The universe is mostly dark, 99.99% space. According to theoretical physics I've learned about, it's highly likely that our universe only exists because we got lucky.

For example, if you think of it like a radio, reality that is, there are an endless sea of frequencies, lets say each frequency is a plane of existence, all are slightly different, but a few can support atoms and matter and shit like in our own universe. this means that we just got lucky. 1 out of 100 frequencies might support life.

This is logical. Our universe itself only has a handful of planets that can support life under the right conditions, it's just pure chance. When the universe is so big, even the rarest of events ought to occur. It doesn't mean or prove anything other than luck.

What I need you to realize is that you're utterly delusional and full of nonsense. There is even evidence for dark matter, it's literally based upon the fact that orbital velocities of stars are highly uniform throughout a galaxy, meaning that, there's actually 75% more matter than we can even detect. It's a big ass mystery, but only because evidence exist.

there's not even a lick of evidence for creationism, because it can be explained with several other hypothesizes or models, in reality, you could claim anything is proof of anything, but like philosophy concluding that "rains generate worms" you're probably just sorely mistaken. Worms after rain is not proof that rain creates worms, in reality, rain saturates the soil which makes worms come above ground.

faulty logic

>Disagreeing automatically makes you religious

She becomes strong again at the end of season 2.