Michael Ignatieff asks about the Canadian Space Agency

Michael Ignatieff asks about the Canadian Space Agency.

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[Baseshocks]

@a1mint props to that , totally agree. everyone should do what they want to. i just believe their is more to this world, but that is my opinion. we should just end this argument. peace out.

[a1mint]

@Baseshocks The only sane world is a secular one.

[Baseshocks]

@a1mint ya i know, those folks were crazy, even the Catholics created a central control the pope, some have done good, banning slavery of the natives in north America. some have been not soo good, power hungry popes. the craziest hardline Christians are American Christians who follow their own crazy cult rules. Im Greek Orthodox were more modest and mind our own business. For all we know science can explain religion as another form of life in the universe.

[a1mint]

@Baseshocks That's your assumption. You place this mythical fantasy being way above everything. We have a pretty good understanding how life works mechanically anyway. The universe we learn more about as well. We'll continue to learn more about all that because of the efforts of scientists. Religious people would have kept us in the dark ages, stuck with superstitions and fairy tales. Faith, the process of non-thinking.

[Baseshocks]

@a1mint my whole point is that we are too primitive to understand what life is what the universe is, maybe in a few thousand years if humans last that long we will. Do you think life on this planet is special accident or something the universe has done millions of times on millions of other planets. i am closed minded? i am excepting that something could be because as a species we do not understand it, you are absolutely denying it with out question.

[a1mint]

@Baseshocks death, math, two entirely different concepts. I've got a very open mind. Religious people, however, do not.

[a1mint]

@Baseshocks The universe did not "create us". We happen to be the offspring that happened to have started using the resources of the universe. There is no "returning to the universe" because we're already in the universe. You can't remember anything before you were born. Logical to assume that after you die it'll be that same absence of anything.

The rest of what you barfed up is just a bunch of random undefined fluffy fantasy crap.

[Baseshocks]

@Baseshocks for all we know death can be explained with math equations with equations leading to whats next. i know many people are one sided, i believe religion and science can co exist. the big bang theory, what sparked it, what started the atoms spinning.......?????? keep a open mind. im not a preacher trying to convert you, i hate those people too but ya this is what i believe.

[Baseshocks]

@a1mint the universe is part of our existence, it created us threw the death of a star and millions of years of specific things happening. when we die do we return to the universe, do we travel to the next. every thing in the universe can be explained with math, every action in the universe has opposite reaction. a star is nova planets are born the cycle. im sure death can be explained with math, so what is the opposite reaction to death... we return to the universe. what i believe is god.

[a1mint]

@Baseshocks Math just is. Always was, always will be. 1 + 1 = 2. That did not need to designed. It did not need a beginning. It just is.

The universe is wondrous. We're learning more and more. The world is wondrous, we're understanding it more and more as well.

It's completely unrelated to the notion of a god.