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Great video. It does make me a little sad that you didn't mention that Na+ and CL- are not only tasty, but essential for the functioning of brain chemistry :(

@proximaism That's interesting. Atheism did the same for me. Guess that's no evidence one way or the other, and isn't the end of conversation.

@borjon23 There's a line that something like that could be funny, but I think you crossed it.

@geofreyr Did you read what he wrote? He said "What if you're wrong?" Do you understand what that question is asking? That is not even remotely over simplifying what he asked. Then I said that Pascal's wager shows the true depth of belief. By which I meant that the fact that every religious perso...

Deconversion is still a remarkably hard thing for me (3 years later). Not because of the beliefs - I have fully accepted that those were all a little...uh...loony - but because I live in an area where I am terribly immersed in a heavily fundamental Christian culture (I live in Utah and grew up LD...

@bballer191 He's like 6'8" ish. I've met him a couple times (he actually bought a watch from me last year), and lanky as hell is a perfect description of him.

In science, you do not "prove" anything. Ever. In fact, you don't even try. You merely try to reject the null hypothesis (H0). In this case, H0=God does not exist. There has been no evidence to show that we should reject H0. Unless and until evidence is presented that shows that we must reject H0...

@SisyphusRedeemed Hahaha, you are correct on both counts. I actually thought that about the novel, but I couldn't think of the correct word at the time (and was being lazy). And yeah. I think I mixed Grisham with Ludlum.

@BricktownBubba So there's one rapper in the movie, who doesn't play one of the central leads, and you bitch about it? You haven't even seen Ne-Yo act yet, how do you know he's not good?

Some points: I know of a great actor who has won 40 awards and been nominated for 66 others. He started out r...

I have such a hard time watching things like this. As a psych major, I understand everything it's done for developmental psychology. As an animal lover, it just kills me to see those poor little monkeys.

14: That's what you call circular logic. Are you going for the fallacious gold medal?

15: Religion - a set of beliefs concerning the cause, nature, and purpose of the universe...Evolution does not speak for the cause or purpose of the universe. It merely describes the nature of diversification of...

Little kid: Here, kitty, go in the water!

Cat: Fuck that, YOU go in the water!

@Snoogen11 But the heat for it to boil has to come from somewhere. In this case, it's coming from your mouth.

@Corios Let's get this fellow some thumbs up so this happens, and make sure it gets recorded!

@aaronacrabtree Other than, of course, in the arena of graphics where the Exynos has a quad-core Samsung-built GPU based on the ARM Mali-400 and the Hummingbird has a single core PowerVR SGX540.

Oh lord. First off, he was saying that the reason God is worthless is because it allows you to understand exactly NOTHING. It doesn't further your understanding of anything. He did not say, "I don't understand God, therefor he doesn't exist." Essentially, he said, "God is a worthless hypothesis, ...

@OtterLDS Nice rebuttal. "I don't really KNOW anything, but I HEAR bad things, so obviously Android sucks.

Here's the thing: I've actually, personally used both iOS and Android extensively. I've used both on numerous pieces of hardware. Android is far more flexible, just as fast (or faster for ...

#dontbecreepy

And at times, you sound like Seth Rogen.

The most widely accepted "theory of everything" (though "most widely accepted" still is not a majority of authorities) would be String Theory, which itself is split into many factions. One part of String that is accepted through most of its factions is "Brane Theory" (short for MEMbrane). Brane t...