/atheism/ - Atheism

>>11294

It's a small board. Just large enough to stay active.

I DON'T WANT YOU TO SEE IT!

>>11294

dl;dr scientists change their minds therefore the bible is right who doen't change.

This shit is tiring.

Holy crap dat autism.

Alright, I made it almost an hour in, but the guy who talks from about 50:00 to 1:00:00 is too dumb, I'm giving up. I'll just respond to what I've heard so far

>quotes sound more deep when you add an echo at the end!

Aquinas's bullshit is still bullshit.

The fine tuning thing is something I need to learn more about. I think they're right though that saying there might be billions of other universes with no evidence doesn't actually provide a better explanation than God.

>Holy shit, certain mathematical concepts strongly resemble things in real life!

Duh. That's the point of math.

Honestly, it's not as bad as I expected, I got farther than I thought I would, but it didn't tell me anything I hadn't heard of and I don't think I would recommend it. So yeah, it's a video I don't want people to watch. Title is appropriate.

>>11300

top kek

thank you for saving my time

>>11294

I think it's weapon grade bullshit. It's full of fallacies and scientific/logical mistakes

>To this day there is no evidence….

This day 150 years ago?

>In fact there is no evidence supporting evolution…….

WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?!?!?!?!

>Math is found in Nature

No shit Sherlock

>If x would be x smaller we wouldn't exist

Yes, try to imagine what would happen if Pi would be exactly 2….circles wouldn't work. Therefore it's perfectly tuned.

Seriously the fine tuning thing is just nonsense.

>If things wouldn't be so perfectly tuned we wouldn't exist.

Yes, thats true we never would…..have…..been existed then (or something like that), but we wouldn't be around to acknowledge our non-existence in that case and why things haven't worked out so good for intelligent life.

In order to reflect about ourselves and the universe we have to exist and in order for us to exist things must have gone out well. DUH!

Kinda like the problem why you were born and not one of the infinite number of children that could have been born instead of you, if just a tiny detail would've been different. So you are pretty lucky to be born as you, right?

Seems "complicated" at first, but it's not.You can't make up scenarios like that. It's causal irrationality. The simple answer is, it's just not.

>>11295

only real answer to this question.

>>11294

I think i deserve a medal for making it 40 minutes in to this insufferable bunk.

Fuck; /tech/ doesn't even get this many Windows posters….

>>11398

>In order to reflect about ourselves and the universe we have to exist and in order for us to exist things must have gone out well. DUH!

That's irrelevant as it doesn't explain why things turned out well.

>Kinda like the problem why you were born and not one of the infinite number of children that could have been born instead of you

It's more like if your mother gave birth to you when she had a high chance of infertility. And then you saying "It's pointless for me to try to explain why my mother was able to give birth because if she hadn't I wouldn't be here to reason about it."

>>11446

What does tech have to do with this?