Scout, you need to rewrite that post into something remotely decipherable. Right now we can't understand your post, as you said, not because we are not intelligent enough, but simply because you've phrased it badly.
Yeah, alright.
But first, allow me state my position here... On why I did this...
I see two major possibilities involved:
1.) My perspective will be ignored. All or most for lost. Gone. Crickets chirp. Nothing happened. And... I don't care.
or...
2.) Some people are going to think in other ways. Some people learn something from me and I learn something from them.
Eeh.. Personally, I just don't really care for this board anymore. I just presented a really outrageous post (plus that was my 69th one, ftw) to get this started. Maybe I asserted too much. My points will not be clear but... I want people to look outside the realms of religion and science in this topic - examine the question of the topic and look at the World in a bird's eye view.
I am myself; a human who goes by the alias of GameFreakerZero.
Alright.
There's a lot of concepts on what God is. Right here, I'm not talking about "a man in the sky looking down at us" - I'm talking about if one could come up with their definition of God. "Does God exist?" is a common question.
I don't think anybody claimed atheism was "the way out". It's just the idea that there isn't a god of any kind, anything else is just an addition to this central position.
If you believe in the idea that a god does not exist at all, nothing, nope - all are just obsolete - then why not come up with your own? I'm not really saying a person should grow their own religion and start rapidly defending it, lol.
I don't think you understand what science is; it's knowledge, the truth, understanding. If something doesn't fit into our current understanding of the workings of the universe, science will try to fit it in. Science isn't something set in stone, it's constantly changing to adapt to fit the truth.
Science is a method. It is a method to discover information, but there's a lot of things that do not exist in science. But yet, science is treated as if everything can fit in the method of science... No, not really. There's a lot that doesn't exist in science.
The ignorance of looking at the world without a subjective opinion?
I'm not talking about going for subjectivity. The kind of objectivity I'm tackling here is always about proof. Materialistic proof. You can call it hardcore proof if you wanna.
A, "I had a lucid dream."
B, "Got proof?"
Is that subjective for the person who experienced it? No, it's real for the person. Do you think science can adapt to that?
Can science really adapt well enough to truths that do not exist in science?
There's a lot of things that do not exist in science. And there are other way of methods that could be done to discover knowledge.
And nothing is ever 100% proven, what's your point? There's a point on either end of the scale where we can go, "okay that's most likely correct" or "that's most likely completely wrong" and we take the former as the truth and the latter as false.
I'll get back to this later.
I didn't even get the point other than the general message of, "you're all wrong, hahaha, anarchy". Could you please elaborate so your point is a bit more concise and clear, this debate would do better with arguments rather than attempts at philosophical ramblings.
No, I'm not saying you're all wrong. That'd be silly.
I think you might have us confused with Keanu Reeves.
Ok.
What. We'd rather use our brains to think, thank you very much.
I remember seeing a member in this topic saying there might be something out there here. And I don't think it came from fear... it's
intuition.