/lit/ - Literature

>>19482980
>Maybe a super-intelligent ai could find some way to bypass inconvenient natural laws.
Can atheists stop pretending they're perfectly rational and empirically sound when they write shit like this? This is literally no different than believing Unicorns roam the prairies and leave trails of rainbows as they go by.

>In 1840 he submitted an essay entitled On the Basis of Morality to the Danish Academy, but was awarded no prize even though his essay was the only submission. In 1841, he published both essays under the title, The Fundamental Problems of Morality, and included an introduction that was little more than a scathing indictment of Danish Academy for failing to recognize the value of his insights.

>it's a /lit/ argues God through human logic episode

>>7429207
>are
>year

real patricians dont give af if they're patrician or not hth

>>6756793
>he thinks dudebros are just faking it because society told them to

lmao no value in STEM

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