@orgolioitalia1 like ramio, ur a another stupid wog, without the whiteman u stupid wogs wouldnt know wat the moon looks like god bless the USA and NASA ,did they find dinosaur bones in ur satan book hey did they????, we came from from rib bones?oops wrong again braindead muslims its CALLD D...N...A... found by .oops wait for it SCIENTIST hooray if it wasnt for scientist u backwards idiots would still believe the world was round u dicks claim the world is 10,000 years old wrong again 60 million
@ShoooteerMcgavin LOL a "wog" hey? Sure am. A wog and proud. Dont be too jealous, let me look at your "pretty" anglo face, i bet you look like some sea monster. Being a wog is exotic and unique. Anyways, you are speaking another language than English but i will try and decipher your rubbish, no Muslim thinks the world or universe is 10,000 years old, you are confusing Islam with Christianity...You lose.
@orgolioitalia1 I'm so sorry ,I hope I didn't interupt u whilst u were dislipling your wife with your fist,there is islamic books on how to punch women properly u realise!! and really stop being a coward ,the only reason u believe is because u r so scared to die ,u brittle weak person ,using and HIDING behind a primative religion as a life long crutch, as stalin said religion is poison for the mind
@ShoooteerMcgavin human being share life and death than what is there to be worry?
BTW you forget science when i pointed out that atheism is not science and to present atheistic argument too.
NOW I CAN SEE YOUR HIGH *FAMILY*EDUCATION AND MORE FOR U, ISLAM IS NOT A RELIGION MAY SOUND STRANGE MY WORDS TO UR SMALL BRAIN, SO SEARCH IT.
YOU ARE THE FOLLOWER OF STALIN too? THE BLACK HOLE OF HUMAN HISTORY,WITH 43 ML DEATH CALCULATED BY R. J. Rummel.SEARCH CAN HELP U TO FIND STALIN MENTAL DISORDER.
"Why is it not possible there is a god" -- We've seen life evolve on one planet so far, so we know it's possible. Given the scale of the universe, and since we know life is possible, odds are there is life somewhere else out there too.
I've seen supernatural things exist, or be proven, exactly zero times. Of course there is still a possibility a god exists, this is no more likely than a invisible pink unicorn being the creator of the universe - something with the same degree of evidence -none
@SupermarketsRevil Well its annoying because i HAVE seen "supernatural" things, i have had family and friends witness many bizarre things in my old house which was haunted to the crap house, even though these events happened which were indeed paranormal with witnesses in different time frame, the atheist will not accept this, and would rather claim we are suffering some malfunction in the brain or a "delusion", so that to me is a put down, to deny what your senses witness is itself delusional.
@ramio1983 The problem is in the standard of evidence. In the scientific world, anecdotal evidence doesn't carry much weight. There is no way to verify, or falsify, a claim you make about a paranormal experience. Therefore, for the purpose of validating your claim scientifically, anecdotes have no scientific merit.
Many of those who claim paranormal experience may well be telling the truth as they saw it, but to attribute it to paranormal causes is a claim without evidence.
@SupermarketsRevil@SupermarketsRevil Dude ill be blunt, me and my friend woke up to hear the guitar playing on its own, it played a song that his father who recently passed away would always play, this is not normal, there is no way to link that to something "natural", my friend was crying and i was scared as hell.
I know it happened, we know the truth and yet we are denied it because it HINTS at an afterlife, so it will be denied by atheists because it goes against their view of life.
@ramio1983 I have no reason to disbelieve that is how you experienced the situation. The problem is, There are no examples of, or explanation for how a guitar would play on it's own. Without any way of verifying the situation it's impossible for me to believe you, while remaining intellectually honest to myself, however much I may want to. When you say 'truth', you're referring to your subjective perception of the situation.
@SupermarketsRevil Well trust me, i am rather rational in that manner, i dont jump to conclusions, the guitar played A SONG by itself, the string played in their own with no physical body, my friend and i heard it clear as day so much so that he cried and i was terrified, it's sad though that people think if it doesn't happen to them, it cant happen to anyone else....This is why i have a problem with skepticism, sometimes it gets in the way of realizing some eye opening realities.
@ramio1983 "it's sad though that people think if it doesn't happen to them, it cant happen to anyone else"..This would be a positive claim for which evidence is required. The same as saying 'there is no god' requires evidence. However, in both situations, there is zero evidence, so no matter how much someone wanted to believe that, it would be a faith belief, without any supporting evidence. Until evidence is provided, the only rational explanation is 'i don't know'. Possible? Yes, with a but
@ramio1983 What basis does anyone have to attribute this experience to the 'supernatural', other than the lack of any rational explanation? The default logical position on any extroadinary claim, until evidence is give, is disbelief. To say your experience is 'denied' by anyone doesnt really make sense that a fact can be denied. A more accurate description would be rejection of your claim. I have no reason to think you're being anything but honest, but I also cant believe without evidence
@ramio1983 "I know it happened, we know the truth and yet we are denied it because it HINTS at an afterlife" --People disbelieve supernatural claims because of a complete lack of evidence, not because of an agenda to convince others there is no afterlife. I would like to believe you, a self playing guitar would be pretty cool, and the chance to see those I care about you have died in some sort of afterlife would be nice. Unfortunately I have no basis to assume anything supernatural exists.
@SupermarketsRevil Dude ill be blunt, me and my friend woke up to hear the guitar playing on its own, it played a song that his father who recently passed away would always play, this is not normal, there is no way to link that to something "natural", my friend was crying and i was scared as hell.
I know it happened, we know the truth and yet we are denied it because it HINTS at an afterlife, so it will be denied by atheists because it goes against their view of life.
Comparing the evolution of life on earth as a possible outcome within a realm of possibilities, to a junkyard tornado is Hoyle's fallacy - there is no basis to make this comparison. How many verfied instances do we have of a junkyard tornado contructing a Boeing 747?--None. How much evidence to we have regarding the evolution of life on earth and a natural formation of the universe? --A massive amount.
@SupermarketsRevil Yes i am actually pointing out that its a fallacy, yet its also hypocritical to say due to "odds" life on another planet is possible, well then due to "odds" anything is possible. Again if we are talking possibilities, even if the odds are high- with no verifiable evidence then we can talk about anything in the same light insluding God. It's not about the odds and how high or low they are, its about the direct evidence which both weigh equally at this stage at ZERO :-).
@ramio1983 Yes, in that sense anything is 'possible'. But some claims carry more weight than others. If I was to make a baseless ridiculous claim, like there is a city of miniature invisible pixies living under my bed, that is 'possible'. But possible in this situation doesnt carry much weight - we have zero evidence that such a thing would exist and so I have no basis to make that claim, for that reason I would expect people to disbelieve me until evidence is provided.
@SupermarketsRevil Okay, so seeming no evidence is provided for life outside of earth, then you disbelieve it right? That is according to your own logic. You are supporting the notion based on odds with no evidence, well the key word is evidence and there is none, hence you disbelieve...i'd hope so, otherwise you aren't sticking by your theory.
@ramio1983 Disbelieve what? Since no one has evidence of extraterrestrial life thus far, I would reject any claim that such life certainly exists. Since we don't know, it remains possible that it does, but atm I can't be certain one way or the other. So all I can say is 'i dont know', or 'it's possible'. The notable thing here is that, as I mentioned earlier, since earth itself is evidence of a life sustaining planet, it is a very real possibility that there is life on other planets.
@ramio1983 The reason the 'pixie's under the bed' possibility carries less weight than the possibilty that there are other life sustaining planets out there is because we know the latter situation is possible - our planet is THE prime example of that. For that reason, we have very good reason to think the possibility of other life in the universe is quite legitimate, whereas some claim for which there is no evidence receives less consideration.
@ramio1983 Hmm..I think I've made my case regarding supernatural stuff. Default position is desbelief until evidence is provided. Regarding what an atheist, or anyone else, might rather attribute your experience too, the thing is, we have evidence of hallucinations, of the mind 'playing tricks' on us - these can seem very real. We have zero evidence for anything supernatural besides the word of other.
It's because psychological phenomena has more evidence that it is considered more likely
@SupermarketsRevil I will stop explaining it, of course it is indeed hard for someone to take in what i am saying, even with no evidence, but just remember i have had an Atheist skeptic friend experience something in my last home and he has opened up like anything else, he admitted he was a cynic little bastard before the encounters he had, but hey he aint religious or anything but open to more. I think if it happened to you, and no one believed you, you'd get very frustrated hence i will stop.
@ramio1983 u people are scared of the truth ,backwards stupid ethnics claim things because u have no grasp of science, the whole middle east is so stupid their driving around in german built cars their 2 dumb to build em themselves, the more they discover the more bullshit u muslims create, there's proof we came from apes swoosh, world created in 7 days,really? why didnt he do it in one ,its a fairytale story that intelligent people will not swallow only thick arabs that dont know any better
@ShoooteerMcgavin Okay stupid, lets go again. Ethnicity has nothing to do with grasping science, everyone is different. Who cares? Australia drives around with stupid Japanese cars, whats your point? We didn't actually come from Apes directly in evolution, the world was created in 6 stages, a God day is not 24 hours, as for it being a fairy tale, most Muslims are NOT Arab. Fail x 100.
@ramio1983 arabs r the root of the mental virus calld islam, heard of islamic crusaders through the desert's of arabia YES ok then, now how old is the earth according to muslim's??? dont change the truth now, the transition from apes to humans was a certain hybrid human of 4 kinds with 1 of that species survived and is what we call cro-magnam man,
@ShoooteerMcgavin Islam crusaders? BARELY lol the true Crusders were Christians actually, go look how Islam spread into Asia with peace, coming as merchants and business people the locals of Asia converted because they were in awe with how great the Muslim people were. We dont know the exact number on the age of the Earth, but we do know the universe was once compacted in one small solid mass that exploded, we are NOT direct/literal descendants of Apes we just share an apparent ancestry.
@ramio1983 ur totally brainwashd so its hard to take the truth for primates , YES check ur history books idiot islamic crusaders slaughtered and rape their way around the middle east rounding up with turkey and moving into the russian region of nth europe 270 million dead ,hilter has nothing on islam not to mention africa. And angolia , and if u want to get technical islam is basterdational version of judism and cristianity plagerizer's, and how much did mahamed love the gas from that mountain?
@ShoooteerMcgavin Seriously go away, i am not brainwashed at all, im looking at facts. Go look at the colonisation of the last few hundred years, perhaps check your own backyard and its history before the middle east, every continent pretty much has a bloody past, the point is even without religion we'd still be fighting.
@ramio1983 the point is not that people lived and died , but is 2 justify n kill in the name of this fictional "allah" character , what amazes me is that he went and created this arch enemy calld "satan" lol just to keep himself busy well well what a crock of shit if your theory is 'it says in the quran the alternate light privides life' lol any idiot could tell u that , u morons believe a gypsies that was stoned off LPG gas in some mountain ,well done enjoy ignorant bliss n hide the truth
@ramio1983 u should really shave that teen wolf thing u got going on, r u filming this from villawood detention centre lol, really dude human being's are totally arrogant we are so selfish in thinking we have this incredible afterlife , we u are nothing compared to the universe ,have u ever been underwater deep sea discovering its a completely different world the world is so vast complicated where is this paradise heaven for animals NO because its all fairytale to keep order and stop choas
@ramio1983 r u drunk? Or do u always have a dopey dog look on your face LOL get some sleep dude ,I can tell u get absolutely no pussy what so ever ,uploading youtube video's on friday night ,in 1 of them even your brother thinks your an idiot lol
@ShoooteerMcgavin Hahahah so interesting to note that you, a male, is interested in MY sex life. Come out of the closet already, it's okay i wont judge you..I still suggest before hiding anonymously online and commenting on ones appearance that you show me your face, then lets make a poll on who'd get more pussy LOL. You're so sad.
@ramio1983 i have watchd the vid again ,n as a said before this great fact u claim that " the alternate of earth around the sun or vica versa, is proof" that your god exist, its just storytime a shot in the dark about the fact that they have not traveled far enough yet to find a another sun in another galaxy< so my point is
IF in your quran it 4tells stories of prehistoric creature THAT DID EXIST and 4tells ALL the other galaxy in the universe INCLUDING HOW large IT is ? then u r wrong simple
But yes, to segregate yourself from others just because there religious view may differ is very unproductive. In any multicultural society it's good to see people from any given background feel socially accepted and not discriminated against. Just because a person has a given religious view, or lack thereof, we shouldn't assume everything else about that person.
More productive is discussing specific viewpoints, as opposed to dismissing a broad topic offhand.
Regarding an "us and them mentality", I agree that it is good to refrain from this in general life. Generalising can be harmful. That said, for the purpose of this discussion, I don't see harm in generally referencing theists for the purpose of identifying the many logical fallacies that are used to support creationist claims, because so many religions have a lot in common and similar supporting arguments.
"My video wsa about comments that I've received, from mainly atheists, that claim that we as a species are not special". ---Until we understand what is impllied by 'special', this is semantics. I assume anyone who would say earth is not 'special' refers to the sheer scale of the universe, and that fact that our planet is merely a speck within that universe. With this in mind, I don't see this as a pessimistic way of seeing things, but rather as a statement of fact... We are still unique :)
The only place we are special is in our own minds....we only recognize intelligence when it mimics human way of thinking. Religion is the result of this human self importance to make us feel "special".
@TheoKluges No, many religions actually make you feel terrible for even existing, telling you that you're a sinful creature and God hates you, thats not my faith, but i think you know what i mean- most religions dont make you feel special at all - they make you feel inferior. Religions teach that the Earth is special mainly and that we have the potential to be special.
@ramio1983 I'm not so sure. Just making the claim that creates ourselves in the image of what we imagine is the greatest thing we can mentally conceive of, without question, and then to also say we are at the top of the creation ladder seems rather egotistical and empty to me.
@zweezey I am very open that things may change and we may discover some amazing things, its a window of opportunity, yet for now lets work with what we have, this observable evidence which shows us in the meanwhile what we know for a fact, we are special and Earth is AMAZING.
@italia981 Oh no i'm not saying he is an extremist, yet his video aimed at me was my first impression of him, and it wasn't a great one, but the more i get to know of him, im sure that perception will imrpove.
@5:20...I think this is one area where theists and atheists miss each other. It's all probability. There is no certainty. If the sun came up for all my life I can still only say that it is really really likely it will come up tomorrow. Science huh...well here's a concept...sample size...we can't really conclude that Earth is so special because we haven't been able to explore other worlds...Our sample is too small to conclude that the Earth is special. Good luck with your dialog.
And no, I don't base my comment about what you're saying on the fact that you're a muslim. The only thing I was referring to when I was talking about you being a "muslim" is what you appear to believe about this thing you call "god". If you don't really believe that "god" = Allah then I'm not entirely sure why you are calling yourself a "muslim".
Like I said; check out my other videos on similar topics. Just like you don't like me tarring you and 1.5 billion other people with one brush ...
@rozeboosje ... make sure you don't tar me with the same brush as other Atheists. I'm not anti-religious, or anti-islamic, nor do I want to contribute to an "us" v. "them" mentality. I felt that you said certain things in your last video that were not supportable if you had a better understanding of what you were talking about, and that is why I addressed that. I guess having gotten off on the wrong foot the previous day probably contributed to the tone of my video ...
I count as "valid" observations all we know about chemistry, physics, what we can infer about galaxies billions of light years away by observing the light that has travelled for billions of years to get to us. All those are valid observations. All those are taken into account when I conclude that the existence of life - some life - elsewhere in the Universe is extremely likely. You base your dismissal of that possibility on the observation of ONE exoplanet.
Depends on what you are trying to "cut", so to speak. In your last video as well as in this video you appear to imply that there *can't* be such species, and that there *can't* be such planets. Based on what we *have* observed there is no valid reason to make such assumptions.
The discrepancy here is that you count as valid "observations" only the observation of a handful of actual planets. [more]
@rozeboosje I am not saying there CANT be another species, or other life forms, infact i am saying it (in this video multiple times) that it is indeed possible there are life forms, but again possibility doesn't do the trick when we are looking at rational and observable scientific evidence. The fact is we can second guess all day and night, but the evidence is here with us right now, for us to take in and observe and ponder about, even within our own solar system we are an amazing specimen.
@ramio1983 it's not so much what you're saying but the way you're saying it, I guess, and how you weigh evidence. Our understanding of physics and chemistry shows that the existence of life elsewhere is almost inevitable. How likely progression to more complex life is is still very sketchy, but since it happened here it may be fairly probable, and if it *is*, then the existence of intelligent life elsewhere is also almost certain. The problem I perceive with your assertions is that (more)
@rozeboosje you seem to overvalue the perceived lack of evidence in our immediate vicinity, while ignoring the implied evidence presented by our understanding of nature and our recent findings. That Gliese may harbour no life is neither here nor there, that we have found so much evidence for many potentially habitable worlds in our immediate vicinity alone has caused a sea change in our evaluation of how likely it is that we may find life elsewhere. At the very least we can now (more)
@rozeboosje feel quite optimistic that we will find life and maybe even complex life elsewhere. That doesn't make humanity any less unique or special, by the way. I felt - maybe wrongly - that you needed to cling on to a rejection of the possibility of life elsewhere as it threatened your sense of this uniqueness. Apart from pointing out that we would be no less unique, I must ask whether it would threaten your faith if we turned out to be common as muck, and if so, why?
@rozeboosje You ask if it would threaten my faith if we turned out to be something common, well not really. I've always been open minded with Allah, i'd always think well if we were created, why couldn't or wouldn't he made do with a new creation? There could be countless others for all i know, with others rules, other planets, other life forms, who knows its all a very big IF - as are many questions in this life...For now though i am impressed with who we are and where we are in the universe.
@rozeboosje Even if life forms do exist elsewhere, they would likely be at an extremely early evolutionary track, heck maybe just useless gunk, the planet they reside in may be full of faults with just a very thin lining to support "life" - this to me is not a threat at all, and again it is all speculative at this point, so even if other planets are found with life, will they have our capacity/freedom or be much more restricted and limited? That to me would still signal our superiority :-)
@ramio1983 such life could have evolved to any level of complexity, from primordial ooze to vastly superior in intellect to us. What if such life were found, why should that threaten your faith? You could still argue that Allah's revelations to Muhammad were what was appropriate for our species and its intellectual capacity. We would still be unique and special in *that* sense, surely?
@rozeboosje If other amazing life forms were found, it wouldnt threaten my faith, in my faith it states that there are things created that we are unaware of. "Glory be to Allah who created things in pairs: plants, human beings, and even things they have no knowledge of. " (36:36).
The revelations of Muhammad are amazing in the sense they could be interpreted historically or modernly - Eg the verse "We caused you to grow from the earth" - sounds evolutionary- even if it is not.
@ramio1983 "The revelations of Muhammad are amazing in the sense they could be interpreted historically or modernly"
Why do you call this "amazing" and not "unfalsifiable", or "meaningless"? The thing is... you call the alternatives here "historical" and "modern", when in fact, they are mutually exclusive claims about reality. If you state that the Qur'an is true you necessarily commit to one of them, because truth is a correspondence between the meaning of a statement and reality.
@ramio1983 So really, it sounds like you're stating proudly "Hah! MY faith could mean ANYTHING!" =)
Which does beg the question of what you actually can claim to know about reality and how you can coherently say that you actually believe it. What exactly is it that you believe? "Anything?" "That there are interpretations of the Qur'an that could be said to correspond to reality if you ignore any reasonable original intent and perhaps even the arabic language?"
@ramio1983 The worst part of such views is something else though, it's that the word "Muslim" ends up being meaningless. Muslims make positive claims about what they believe, and do all sorts of rituals because of these beliefs. They believe them *because* of their interpretation of the Qur'an. If there are mutually exclusive interpretations here, some of which are objectively wrong, and these are believed. Then muslims believe false things because they are misled by the divine revelation.
@ramio1983 This is fairly problematic. Especially in light of modern apologetics which often have to throw out the tafsirs to argue that the Qur'an states that the earth is round instead of flat etc. There's no question that the early muslims believed the earth was flat(That is, they used the Mesopotamian cosmology popular at the time) and that they interpreted the Qur'an as affirmation that this view was correct.
@ramio1983 Acknowledging earlier error is good, but it completely destroys the dogmatic idea that one can reliably read out truth from the Qur'an(As well as that earlier muslims were in fact muslims - they must have been infidels). Which should lead modern muslims to take a very laid back view of Islam, if they didn't abandon it as unsupported altogether, and concentrate on relating to other human beings in productive ways instead of obsessing about what are obvious anachronisms from 700AD.
@Gnomefro Thanks for the comment. Some things in the Quran are extremely vivid and detailed, i am an Arabic speaker too, other things are more ambiguous and it doesnt mean it could mean "anything" i am saying "we caused you to grow from the earth" could have a modern meaning, and an ancient meaning, that doesn't make it false or wrong, it makes it timeless. Same with the "Big Bang" verse. I read the Quran and dont second guess what is expected of me from Allah, i understand it very well.
@Gnomefro The Quran never says the world is flat, i never gathered that upon reading as well, because the Arabic word "ARD" could also mean the ground we are on, the earth under us, around us etc.. Muslims were first to announce officially and study the earth was round, they never critcized the Quran for that finding because it didnt conflict. The "ARD" being like a carpet refers to the comfort and ease we have in walking the earth, "Wide Expanse" simply means the vastness of land etc. etc.
@Gnomefro I do not find the great vastness of Islam to be a flaw, but its unique in that every Muslim you meet will be different, it makes it harder to generalize us as people, especially since its so common in the media nowadays, the fact we have no Pope or ruling living party telling us what to do is great, the fact the Quran is flexible for ancient and modern understanding is another great attribute to my faith, there was a 7th century audience and a modern audience, thanks.
Because, when you say "God", you mean Allah. Allah has a well documented history as a figment of the human imagination, all the way back to it being a part of a proto-Judean pantheon. It is clear to me, beyond any reasonable doubt, that "Allah" is a concept that has been tinkered with for thousands of years, and that has been abused by one authority figure after another.
@rozeboosje I do agree that the name of "God" or "Allah" has been tinkered with and abused for such a long time, yet that doesnt mean Allah doesn't exist. You'll find upon studying religions, using your mental faculties of what is the most "realistic" scenario IF there was a God, that Islam would make the most sense - this is something just to observe and not take in. Theres no original sin, no confusing trinity, no imagery or likeness of God, no bloody sacrifices, just Allah the first and last.
Indeed there is. And that is what riled me about your video; talking about assumptions, you most certainly presented assumptions in your video, and not only that, you based them on observing an infinitesimal part of the universe. My assumptions, on the other hand, are based on an understanding of general principles that apply throughout the observable universe.
I can understand that if you watch only my video directed at you that you might think so, but if you check out the rest of my "portfolio" here you'll soon find that nothing would be further from the truth. I have, on several occasions, spoken out against the divisive nature of things such as "draw mohammed day", and I have, more than once, spoken out against the demonisation of Muslims.
I apologize for being so aggressive originally and badmouthing you behind your back. I just thought (and still think) that your video was not very good and your responses didn't suffice.
Anyway, I would say humans and earth are unique, because there probably are no other places exactly like here and species exactly like us. However, in order to be 'special', you need to occupy some great, huge position of priviledge and power within the cosmos, which we don't.
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bigchicken24 9 months ago
lol!he blocked me.
face palm.
ramio help.
orgolioitalia1 10 months ago
@orgolioitalia1 like ramio, ur a another stupid wog, without the whiteman u stupid wogs wouldnt know wat the moon looks like god bless the USA and NASA ,did they find dinosaur bones in ur satan book hey did they????, we came from from rib bones?oops wrong again braindead muslims its CALLD D...N...A... found by .oops wait for it SCIENTIST hooray if it wasnt for scientist u backwards idiots would still believe the world was round u dicks claim the world is 10,000 years old wrong again 60 million
ShoooteerMcgavin 10 months ago
@ShoooteerMcgavin LOL a "wog" hey? Sure am. A wog and proud. Dont be too jealous, let me look at your "pretty" anglo face, i bet you look like some sea monster. Being a wog is exotic and unique. Anyways, you are speaking another language than English but i will try and decipher your rubbish, no Muslim thinks the world or universe is 10,000 years old, you are confusing Islam with Christianity...You lose.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ShoooteerMcgavin First U are HIDING Ur CHANNEL A SIGN OF COWARD.
SECOND, CAN YOU EXPLAIN WHAT IS DIFFERENT BETWEEN ATHEISM AND SCIENCE?
Do you think atheism is science?
So don't try to rub yourself with science because atheism is not science at all.
10,000?what? your are question your old blind belief.
please provide an argument from atheism and i think there is none.
and in last white and black are all gushing sperms from ....nothing else so there is also nothing to be proud and arrogant.
orgolioitalia1 10 months ago
@orgolioitalia1 I'm so sorry ,I hope I didn't interupt u whilst u were dislipling your wife with your fist,there is islamic books on how to punch women properly u realise!! and really stop being a coward ,the only reason u believe is because u r so scared to die ,u brittle weak person ,using and HIDING behind a primative religion as a life long crutch, as stalin said religion is poison for the mind
ShoooteerMcgavin 10 months ago
@ShoooteerMcgavin human being share life and death than what is there to be worry?
BTW you forget science when i pointed out that atheism is not science and to present atheistic argument too.
NOW I CAN SEE YOUR HIGH *FAMILY*EDUCATION AND MORE FOR U, ISLAM IS NOT A RELIGION MAY SOUND STRANGE MY WORDS TO UR SMALL BRAIN, SO SEARCH IT.
YOU ARE THE FOLLOWER OF STALIN too? THE BLACK HOLE OF HUMAN HISTORY,WITH 43 ML DEATH CALCULATED BY R. J. Rummel.SEARCH CAN HELP U TO FIND STALIN MENTAL DISORDER.
orgolioitalia1 10 months ago
SALAM ramio!
that guy is playing on assumptions and your talk in on what we know now,on reality.
it is said these people play or base their assumptions on chance, coincidence,and fortuna a Greek goddess of luck, his all video is all about.
chance chain for every event and organized system is not reason able at all but they keep bubbling all around the web.
Regard.
orgolioitalia1 10 months ago
any atheist that doesn't think the human race is unique needs to study linguistics..
johnchapterseventeen 10 months ago
Very nice t shirt!
Greenstead 10 months ago
"Why is it not possible there is a god" -- We've seen life evolve on one planet so far, so we know it's possible. Given the scale of the universe, and since we know life is possible, odds are there is life somewhere else out there too.
I've seen supernatural things exist, or be proven, exactly zero times. Of course there is still a possibility a god exists, this is no more likely than a invisible pink unicorn being the creator of the universe - something with the same degree of evidence -none
SupermarketsRevil 10 months ago
@SupermarketsRevil Well its annoying because i HAVE seen "supernatural" things, i have had family and friends witness many bizarre things in my old house which was haunted to the crap house, even though these events happened which were indeed paranormal with witnesses in different time frame, the atheist will not accept this, and would rather claim we are suffering some malfunction in the brain or a "delusion", so that to me is a put down, to deny what your senses witness is itself delusional.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983 The problem is in the standard of evidence. In the scientific world, anecdotal evidence doesn't carry much weight. There is no way to verify, or falsify, a claim you make about a paranormal experience. Therefore, for the purpose of validating your claim scientifically, anecdotes have no scientific merit.
Many of those who claim paranormal experience may well be telling the truth as they saw it, but to attribute it to paranormal causes is a claim without evidence.
SupermarketsRevil 10 months ago
@SupermarketsRevil @SupermarketsRevil Dude ill be blunt, me and my friend woke up to hear the guitar playing on its own, it played a song that his father who recently passed away would always play, this is not normal, there is no way to link that to something "natural", my friend was crying and i was scared as hell.
I know it happened, we know the truth and yet we are denied it because it HINTS at an afterlife, so it will be denied by atheists because it goes against their view of life.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983 I have no reason to disbelieve that is how you experienced the situation. The problem is, There are no examples of, or explanation for how a guitar would play on it's own. Without any way of verifying the situation it's impossible for me to believe you, while remaining intellectually honest to myself, however much I may want to. When you say 'truth', you're referring to your subjective perception of the situation.
SupermarketsRevil 10 months ago
@SupermarketsRevil Well trust me, i am rather rational in that manner, i dont jump to conclusions, the guitar played A SONG by itself, the string played in their own with no physical body, my friend and i heard it clear as day so much so that he cried and i was terrified, it's sad though that people think if it doesn't happen to them, it cant happen to anyone else....This is why i have a problem with skepticism, sometimes it gets in the way of realizing some eye opening realities.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983 "it's sad though that people think if it doesn't happen to them, it cant happen to anyone else"..This would be a positive claim for which evidence is required. The same as saying 'there is no god' requires evidence. However, in both situations, there is zero evidence, so no matter how much someone wanted to believe that, it would be a faith belief, without any supporting evidence. Until evidence is provided, the only rational explanation is 'i don't know'. Possible? Yes, with a but
SupermarketsRevil 10 months ago
@ramio1983 What basis does anyone have to attribute this experience to the 'supernatural', other than the lack of any rational explanation? The default logical position on any extroadinary claim, until evidence is give, is disbelief. To say your experience is 'denied' by anyone doesnt really make sense that a fact can be denied. A more accurate description would be rejection of your claim. I have no reason to think you're being anything but honest, but I also cant believe without evidence
SupermarketsRevil 10 months ago
@ramio1983 "I know it happened, we know the truth and yet we are denied it because it HINTS at an afterlife" --People disbelieve supernatural claims because of a complete lack of evidence, not because of an agenda to convince others there is no afterlife. I would like to believe you, a self playing guitar would be pretty cool, and the chance to see those I care about you have died in some sort of afterlife would be nice. Unfortunately I have no basis to assume anything supernatural exists.
SupermarketsRevil 10 months ago
@SupermarketsRevil Dude ill be blunt, me and my friend woke up to hear the guitar playing on its own, it played a song that his father who recently passed away would always play, this is not normal, there is no way to link that to something "natural", my friend was crying and i was scared as hell.
I know it happened, we know the truth and yet we are denied it because it HINTS at an afterlife, so it will be denied by atheists because it goes against their view of life.
ramio1983 10 months ago
Comparing the evolution of life on earth as a possible outcome within a realm of possibilities, to a junkyard tornado is Hoyle's fallacy - there is no basis to make this comparison. How many verfied instances do we have of a junkyard tornado contructing a Boeing 747?--None. How much evidence to we have regarding the evolution of life on earth and a natural formation of the universe? --A massive amount.
SupermarketsRevil 10 months ago
@SupermarketsRevil Yes i am actually pointing out that its a fallacy, yet its also hypocritical to say due to "odds" life on another planet is possible, well then due to "odds" anything is possible. Again if we are talking possibilities, even if the odds are high- with no verifiable evidence then we can talk about anything in the same light insluding God. It's not about the odds and how high or low they are, its about the direct evidence which both weigh equally at this stage at ZERO :-).
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983 Yes, in that sense anything is 'possible'. But some claims carry more weight than others. If I was to make a baseless ridiculous claim, like there is a city of miniature invisible pixies living under my bed, that is 'possible'. But possible in this situation doesnt carry much weight - we have zero evidence that such a thing would exist and so I have no basis to make that claim, for that reason I would expect people to disbelieve me until evidence is provided.
SupermarketsRevil 10 months ago
@SupermarketsRevil Okay, so seeming no evidence is provided for life outside of earth, then you disbelieve it right? That is according to your own logic. You are supporting the notion based on odds with no evidence, well the key word is evidence and there is none, hence you disbelieve...i'd hope so, otherwise you aren't sticking by your theory.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983 Disbelieve what? Since no one has evidence of extraterrestrial life thus far, I would reject any claim that such life certainly exists. Since we don't know, it remains possible that it does, but atm I can't be certain one way or the other. So all I can say is 'i dont know', or 'it's possible'. The notable thing here is that, as I mentioned earlier, since earth itself is evidence of a life sustaining planet, it is a very real possibility that there is life on other planets.
SupermarketsRevil 10 months ago
@ramio1983 The reason the 'pixie's under the bed' possibility carries less weight than the possibilty that there are other life sustaining planets out there is because we know the latter situation is possible - our planet is THE prime example of that. For that reason, we have very good reason to think the possibility of other life in the universe is quite legitimate, whereas some claim for which there is no evidence receives less consideration.
SupermarketsRevil 10 months ago
@ramio1983 Hmm..I think I've made my case regarding supernatural stuff. Default position is desbelief until evidence is provided. Regarding what an atheist, or anyone else, might rather attribute your experience too, the thing is, we have evidence of hallucinations, of the mind 'playing tricks' on us - these can seem very real. We have zero evidence for anything supernatural besides the word of other.
It's because psychological phenomena has more evidence that it is considered more likely
SupermarketsRevil 10 months ago
@SupermarketsRevil I will stop explaining it, of course it is indeed hard for someone to take in what i am saying, even with no evidence, but just remember i have had an Atheist skeptic friend experience something in my last home and he has opened up like anything else, he admitted he was a cynic little bastard before the encounters he had, but hey he aint religious or anything but open to more. I think if it happened to you, and no one believed you, you'd get very frustrated hence i will stop.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983 u people are scared of the truth ,backwards stupid ethnics claim things because u have no grasp of science, the whole middle east is so stupid their driving around in german built cars their 2 dumb to build em themselves, the more they discover the more bullshit u muslims create, there's proof we came from apes swoosh, world created in 7 days,really? why didnt he do it in one ,its a fairytale story that intelligent people will not swallow only thick arabs that dont know any better
ShoooteerMcgavin 10 months ago
@ShoooteerMcgavin Okay stupid, lets go again. Ethnicity has nothing to do with grasping science, everyone is different. Who cares? Australia drives around with stupid Japanese cars, whats your point? We didn't actually come from Apes directly in evolution, the world was created in 6 stages, a God day is not 24 hours, as for it being a fairy tale, most Muslims are NOT Arab. Fail x 100.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983 arabs r the root of the mental virus calld islam, heard of islamic crusaders through the desert's of arabia YES ok then, now how old is the earth according to muslim's??? dont change the truth now, the transition from apes to humans was a certain hybrid human of 4 kinds with 1 of that species survived and is what we call cro-magnam man,
ShoooteerMcgavin 10 months ago
@ShoooteerMcgavin Islam crusaders? BARELY lol the true Crusders were Christians actually, go look how Islam spread into Asia with peace, coming as merchants and business people the locals of Asia converted because they were in awe with how great the Muslim people were. We dont know the exact number on the age of the Earth, but we do know the universe was once compacted in one small solid mass that exploded, we are NOT direct/literal descendants of Apes we just share an apparent ancestry.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983 ur totally brainwashd so its hard to take the truth for primates , YES check ur history books idiot islamic crusaders slaughtered and rape their way around the middle east rounding up with turkey and moving into the russian region of nth europe 270 million dead ,hilter has nothing on islam not to mention africa. And angolia , and if u want to get technical islam is basterdational version of judism and cristianity plagerizer's, and how much did mahamed love the gas from that mountain?
ShoooteerMcgavin 10 months ago
@ShoooteerMcgavin Seriously go away, i am not brainwashed at all, im looking at facts. Go look at the colonisation of the last few hundred years, perhaps check your own backyard and its history before the middle east, every continent pretty much has a bloody past, the point is even without religion we'd still be fighting.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983 the point is not that people lived and died , but is 2 justify n kill in the name of this fictional "allah" character , what amazes me is that he went and created this arch enemy calld "satan" lol just to keep himself busy well well what a crock of shit if your theory is 'it says in the quran the alternate light privides life' lol any idiot could tell u that , u morons believe a gypsies that was stoned off LPG gas in some mountain ,well done enjoy ignorant bliss n hide the truth
ShoooteerMcgavin 10 months ago
@ShoooteerMcgavin Peace. Bye now.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983 u should really shave that teen wolf thing u got going on, r u filming this from villawood detention centre lol, really dude human being's are totally arrogant we are so selfish in thinking we have this incredible afterlife , we u are nothing compared to the universe ,have u ever been underwater deep sea discovering its a completely different world the world is so vast complicated where is this paradise heaven for animals NO because its all fairytale to keep order and stop choas
ShoooteerMcgavin 10 months ago
@ramio1983 r u drunk? Or do u always have a dopey dog look on your face LOL get some sleep dude ,I can tell u get absolutely no pussy what so ever ,uploading youtube video's on friday night ,in 1 of them even your brother thinks your an idiot lol
ShoooteerMcgavin 10 months ago
@ShoooteerMcgavin Hahahah so interesting to note that you, a male, is interested in MY sex life. Come out of the closet already, it's okay i wont judge you..I still suggest before hiding anonymously online and commenting on ones appearance that you show me your face, then lets make a poll on who'd get more pussy LOL. You're so sad.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983 i have watchd the vid again ,n as a said before this great fact u claim that " the alternate of earth around the sun or vica versa, is proof" that your god exist, its just storytime a shot in the dark about the fact that they have not traveled far enough yet to find a another sun in another galaxy< so my point is
IF in your quran it 4tells stories of prehistoric creature THAT DID EXIST and 4tells ALL the other galaxy in the universe INCLUDING HOW large IT is ? then u r wrong simple
ShoooteerMcgavin 10 months ago
But yes, to segregate yourself from others just because there religious view may differ is very unproductive. In any multicultural society it's good to see people from any given background feel socially accepted and not discriminated against. Just because a person has a given religious view, or lack thereof, we shouldn't assume everything else about that person.
More productive is discussing specific viewpoints, as opposed to dismissing a broad topic offhand.
SupermarketsRevil 10 months ago
Regarding an "us and them mentality", I agree that it is good to refrain from this in general life. Generalising can be harmful. That said, for the purpose of this discussion, I don't see harm in generally referencing theists for the purpose of identifying the many logical fallacies that are used to support creationist claims, because so many religions have a lot in common and similar supporting arguments.
SupermarketsRevil 10 months ago
"My video wsa about comments that I've received, from mainly atheists, that claim that we as a species are not special". ---Until we understand what is impllied by 'special', this is semantics. I assume anyone who would say earth is not 'special' refers to the sheer scale of the universe, and that fact that our planet is merely a speck within that universe. With this in mind, I don't see this as a pessimistic way of seeing things, but rather as a statement of fact... We are still unique :)
SupermarketsRevil 10 months ago
The only place we are special is in our own minds....we only recognize intelligence when it mimics human way of thinking. Religion is the result of this human self importance to make us feel "special".
TheoKluges 10 months ago
@TheoKluges No, many religions actually make you feel terrible for even existing, telling you that you're a sinful creature and God hates you, thats not my faith, but i think you know what i mean- most religions dont make you feel special at all - they make you feel inferior. Religions teach that the Earth is special mainly and that we have the potential to be special.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983 I'm not so sure. Just making the claim that creates ourselves in the image of what we imagine is the greatest thing we can mentally conceive of, without question, and then to also say we are at the top of the creation ladder seems rather egotistical and empty to me.
TheoKluges 10 months ago
Mashallah, brother.
Hikmat503 10 months ago
@Hikmat503 Allah Maak Akhi.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@zweezey I am very open that things may change and we may discover some amazing things, its a window of opportunity, yet for now lets work with what we have, this observable evidence which shows us in the meanwhile what we know for a fact, we are special and Earth is AMAZING.
ramio1983 10 months ago
Dear ramio1983,
Please don't tar rozeboosje with extremist. He is not. He is very kind and gentleman.
Trust me.
italia981 10 months ago
@italia981 Oh no i'm not saying he is an extremist, yet his video aimed at me was my first impression of him, and it wasn't a great one, but the more i get to know of him, im sure that perception will imrpove.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@5:20...I think this is one area where theists and atheists miss each other. It's all probability. There is no certainty. If the sun came up for all my life I can still only say that it is really really likely it will come up tomorrow. Science huh...well here's a concept...sample size...we can't really conclude that Earth is so special because we haven't been able to explore other worlds...Our sample is too small to conclude that the Earth is special. Good luck with your dialog.
MsMrNoface 10 months ago
So, in conclusion, I do think you're a decent guy. And thanks for the response.
rozeboosje 10 months ago
@rozeboosje Thanks, YOU are decent too and i am looking into more of your videos, so i can gather a fair perception of you :-)
ramio1983 10 months ago
And no, I don't base my comment about what you're saying on the fact that you're a muslim. The only thing I was referring to when I was talking about you being a "muslim" is what you appear to believe about this thing you call "god". If you don't really believe that "god" = Allah then I'm not entirely sure why you are calling yourself a "muslim".
Like I said; check out my other videos on similar topics. Just like you don't like me tarring you and 1.5 billion other people with one brush ...
rozeboosje 10 months ago
@rozeboosje ... make sure you don't tar me with the same brush as other Atheists. I'm not anti-religious, or anti-islamic, nor do I want to contribute to an "us" v. "them" mentality. I felt that you said certain things in your last video that were not supportable if you had a better understanding of what you were talking about, and that is why I addressed that. I guess having gotten off on the wrong foot the previous day probably contributed to the tone of my video ...
rozeboosje 10 months ago
I count as "valid" observations all we know about chemistry, physics, what we can infer about galaxies billions of light years away by observing the light that has travelled for billions of years to get to us. All those are valid observations. All those are taken into account when I conclude that the existence of life - some life - elsewhere in the Universe is extremely likely. You base your dismissal of that possibility on the observation of ONE exoplanet.
rozeboosje 10 months ago
"There could be" doesn't cut it.
Depends on what you are trying to "cut", so to speak. In your last video as well as in this video you appear to imply that there *can't* be such species, and that there *can't* be such planets. Based on what we *have* observed there is no valid reason to make such assumptions.
The discrepancy here is that you count as valid "observations" only the observation of a handful of actual planets. [more]
rozeboosje 10 months ago
@rozeboosje I am not saying there CANT be another species, or other life forms, infact i am saying it (in this video multiple times) that it is indeed possible there are life forms, but again possibility doesn't do the trick when we are looking at rational and observable scientific evidence. The fact is we can second guess all day and night, but the evidence is here with us right now, for us to take in and observe and ponder about, even within our own solar system we are an amazing specimen.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983 it's not so much what you're saying but the way you're saying it, I guess, and how you weigh evidence. Our understanding of physics and chemistry shows that the existence of life elsewhere is almost inevitable. How likely progression to more complex life is is still very sketchy, but since it happened here it may be fairly probable, and if it *is*, then the existence of intelligent life elsewhere is also almost certain. The problem I perceive with your assertions is that (more)
rozeboosje 10 months ago
@rozeboosje you seem to overvalue the perceived lack of evidence in our immediate vicinity, while ignoring the implied evidence presented by our understanding of nature and our recent findings. That Gliese may harbour no life is neither here nor there, that we have found so much evidence for many potentially habitable worlds in our immediate vicinity alone has caused a sea change in our evaluation of how likely it is that we may find life elsewhere. At the very least we can now (more)
rozeboosje 10 months ago
@rozeboosje feel quite optimistic that we will find life and maybe even complex life elsewhere. That doesn't make humanity any less unique or special, by the way. I felt - maybe wrongly - that you needed to cling on to a rejection of the possibility of life elsewhere as it threatened your sense of this uniqueness. Apart from pointing out that we would be no less unique, I must ask whether it would threaten your faith if we turned out to be common as muck, and if so, why?
rozeboosje 10 months ago
@rozeboosje You ask if it would threaten my faith if we turned out to be something common, well not really. I've always been open minded with Allah, i'd always think well if we were created, why couldn't or wouldn't he made do with a new creation? There could be countless others for all i know, with others rules, other planets, other life forms, who knows its all a very big IF - as are many questions in this life...For now though i am impressed with who we are and where we are in the universe.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983 on that point I can agree. I love being human and we have achieved some things that *are* very impressive. We have lots to be proud of.
rozeboosje 10 months ago
@rozeboosje Even if life forms do exist elsewhere, they would likely be at an extremely early evolutionary track, heck maybe just useless gunk, the planet they reside in may be full of faults with just a very thin lining to support "life" - this to me is not a threat at all, and again it is all speculative at this point, so even if other planets are found with life, will they have our capacity/freedom or be much more restricted and limited? That to me would still signal our superiority :-)
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983 such life could have evolved to any level of complexity, from primordial ooze to vastly superior in intellect to us. What if such life were found, why should that threaten your faith? You could still argue that Allah's revelations to Muhammad were what was appropriate for our species and its intellectual capacity. We would still be unique and special in *that* sense, surely?
rozeboosje 10 months ago
@rozeboosje If other amazing life forms were found, it wouldnt threaten my faith, in my faith it states that there are things created that we are unaware of. "Glory be to Allah who created things in pairs: plants, human beings, and even things they have no knowledge of. " (36:36).
The revelations of Muhammad are amazing in the sense they could be interpreted historically or modernly - Eg the verse "We caused you to grow from the earth" - sounds evolutionary- even if it is not.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983 "The revelations of Muhammad are amazing in the sense they could be interpreted historically or modernly"
Why do you call this "amazing" and not "unfalsifiable", or "meaningless"? The thing is... you call the alternatives here "historical" and "modern", when in fact, they are mutually exclusive claims about reality. If you state that the Qur'an is true you necessarily commit to one of them, because truth is a correspondence between the meaning of a statement and reality.
Gnomefro 10 months ago
@ramio1983 So really, it sounds like you're stating proudly "Hah! MY faith could mean ANYTHING!" =)
Which does beg the question of what you actually can claim to know about reality and how you can coherently say that you actually believe it. What exactly is it that you believe? "Anything?" "That there are interpretations of the Qur'an that could be said to correspond to reality if you ignore any reasonable original intent and perhaps even the arabic language?"
Gnomefro 10 months ago
@ramio1983 The worst part of such views is something else though, it's that the word "Muslim" ends up being meaningless. Muslims make positive claims about what they believe, and do all sorts of rituals because of these beliefs. They believe them *because* of their interpretation of the Qur'an. If there are mutually exclusive interpretations here, some of which are objectively wrong, and these are believed. Then muslims believe false things because they are misled by the divine revelation.
Gnomefro 10 months ago
@ramio1983 This is fairly problematic. Especially in light of modern apologetics which often have to throw out the tafsirs to argue that the Qur'an states that the earth is round instead of flat etc. There's no question that the early muslims believed the earth was flat(That is, they used the Mesopotamian cosmology popular at the time) and that they interpreted the Qur'an as affirmation that this view was correct.
Gnomefro 10 months ago
@ramio1983 Acknowledging earlier error is good, but it completely destroys the dogmatic idea that one can reliably read out truth from the Qur'an(As well as that earlier muslims were in fact muslims - they must have been infidels). Which should lead modern muslims to take a very laid back view of Islam, if they didn't abandon it as unsupported altogether, and concentrate on relating to other human beings in productive ways instead of obsessing about what are obvious anachronisms from 700AD.
Gnomefro 10 months ago
@Gnomefro Thanks for the comment. Some things in the Quran are extremely vivid and detailed, i am an Arabic speaker too, other things are more ambiguous and it doesnt mean it could mean "anything" i am saying "we caused you to grow from the earth" could have a modern meaning, and an ancient meaning, that doesn't make it false or wrong, it makes it timeless. Same with the "Big Bang" verse. I read the Quran and dont second guess what is expected of me from Allah, i understand it very well.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@Gnomefro The Quran never says the world is flat, i never gathered that upon reading as well, because the Arabic word "ARD" could also mean the ground we are on, the earth under us, around us etc.. Muslims were first to announce officially and study the earth was round, they never critcized the Quran for that finding because it didnt conflict. The "ARD" being like a carpet refers to the comfort and ease we have in walking the earth, "Wide Expanse" simply means the vastness of land etc. etc.
ramio1983 10 months ago
@Gnomefro I do not find the great vastness of Islam to be a flaw, but its unique in that every Muslim you meet will be different, it makes it harder to generalize us as people, especially since its so common in the media nowadays, the fact we have no Pope or ruling living party telling us what to do is great, the fact the Quran is flexible for ancient and modern understanding is another great attribute to my faith, there was a 7th century audience and a modern audience, thanks.
ramio1983 10 months ago
"Why is it not possible that God exists as well".
Because, when you say "God", you mean Allah. Allah has a well documented history as a figment of the human imagination, all the way back to it being a part of a proto-Judean pantheon. It is clear to me, beyond any reasonable doubt, that "Allah" is a concept that has been tinkered with for thousands of years, and that has been abused by one authority figure after another.
rozeboosje 10 months ago
@rozeboosje I do agree that the name of "God" or "Allah" has been tinkered with and abused for such a long time, yet that doesnt mean Allah doesn't exist. You'll find upon studying religions, using your mental faculties of what is the most "realistic" scenario IF there was a God, that Islam would make the most sense - this is something just to observe and not take in. Theres no original sin, no confusing trinity, no imagery or likeness of God, no bloody sacrifices, just Allah the first and last.
ramio1983 10 months ago
"There is a possibility"
Indeed there is. And that is what riled me about your video; talking about assumptions, you most certainly presented assumptions in your video, and not only that, you based them on observing an infinitesimal part of the universe. My assumptions, on the other hand, are based on an understanding of general principles that apply throughout the observable universe.
rozeboosje 10 months ago
"segregational viewpoint"
I can understand that if you watch only my video directed at you that you might think so, but if you check out the rest of my "portfolio" here you'll soon find that nothing would be further from the truth. I have, on several occasions, spoken out against the divisive nature of things such as "draw mohammed day", and I have, more than once, spoken out against the demonisation of Muslims.
rozeboosje 10 months ago
I apologize for being so aggressive originally and badmouthing you behind your back. I just thought (and still think) that your video was not very good and your responses didn't suffice.
Anyway, I would say humans and earth are unique, because there probably are no other places exactly like here and species exactly like us. However, in order to be 'special', you need to occupy some great, huge position of priviledge and power within the cosmos, which we don't.
Gunderson002 10 months ago
I'm really liking your attitude and outlook
Klingschor 10 months ago
@Klingschor Thanks man, its well appreciated, i still have our funny video, tempted to post it soon. lol
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983
Not yet! Wait until we record a conclusion!
Klingschor 10 months ago
I think it's pronounced "Rosebush"
Klingschor 10 months ago
@Klingschor lol these Youtube names do my head in, your was easy! :-P
ramio1983 10 months ago
@ramio1983
He's Dutch, I think. As for my name, you are alone in the endless horde of mispronouncers (King's Law, Klingsore, King-Schloss, etc)!
Klingschor 10 months ago
@Klingschor Lulz...
MsMrNoface 10 months ago