Life Without Belief

[Clara Tea]

How do these beliefs benefit you? Or would your life actually be very different if you didn't believe these things?

Those beliefs are part of science. Science just developed a vaccine for Covid. Apparently, science gives us a lot of things (including the computer that I am typing on). So, one individual fact might be gratuitous science, but collectively, science has given the world lot.

 

[ChristineM]

Several scientists gather around a caged animal, and wonder why it seems to get pleasure from sex. It's almost as though it enjoys it. We must write this down in our journal and study it. Perhaps we should cut it's head off and put slices of its brain under a microscope?

Should we measure and weigh the love that we find in its brain?

Perhaps some quantities are not measurable? If not, can science tell us all the answers? Are some things intuitive?

An MRI can detect love, (and god)

No need to measure lifeless brain when real live ones are so easy to see.

 

[Fool]

Are you saying that anyone who practices science is a mentally a child? Does this include Einstein, et al?

i stated it's a natural process

Why is it more mature to belief in an unseen and unproven God?

where did i say that?

Those who question reality (and existence) are called philosophers, and are universally accepted as among the most intelligent.

i don't have a problem with that