>>10943588OP here
Anon, calm down please
Let's try to make this thread as much family friendly as possible lmao
>>10943587Do agree, but why it exists this dichotomy in, let's say, smart people? Not only about /lit/ and /sci/, but also outside, in the tangible world lol, there is a fucking ton of educated geniuses who believe in god and educated geniuses that don't.
I'm literally trying to discuss this ambivalence in smart people, I think it's kinda normal that a ignorant farmer that lives outside the world can't understand the importance of evidence and scientific proofs.
Also, many times people tend to build a philosophic argument (as I said before
>>10943609) in some topic, but still they don't do this in every other topics that is denied by being impossible to prove or disprove by evidence (never read a philosophical sophisms about astrology)
Sorry if there are grammatical errors and sorry if I am prolix as fuck but english is my third language and I'm not very good in languages
