/sci/ - Science & Math

Scientifically speaking, why is this place so religious now when it used to be atheism central back in the day?

>>11044082

>>10825193
>I don't think it looks like X, therefore it's not X
this is argument-from-incredulity taken to its most brainlet possible conclusion

>>10642821
Are you literally too retarded to comprehend why those are not used for fucking em radiation

OP is just edgy for its own sake, but still
>these seething christcuck replies from idiots who went on a science board to get triggered that it wasn't their religious circlejerk

>>10605348
>If you are unable to predict many of your own future actions
You can't predict your actions only if it's not you who decides them. So then if it's not you, you can't tell what they will choose.

>>10598752

Redpill me on integration by substitution

>>10511017
When you create a model that fits observational data better than dark matter, I'm fairly sure you'll get more than 1k dollars
What's the matter? Your Nobel Prize is waiting

>>10493299

>>10382959
deniers:
>you can't adjust temperature estimates based on new and better data!
also deniers:
>thermometer records are worthless unless you adjust for the UHI effect

>>10366916
>>10366928
>>10366994
>>10367071
>>10367202
>>10367330
>>10367826
>>10368249
You have to be retarded to still believe in cuckstianity. Considering that according to Christianity, earthly life makes up 0% of your total existence, statistically you should already be in either heaven or hell. The fact that your current observer moment is being on earth is statistically almost impossible.

Something like reincarnation or quantum immortality being true, on the other hand, seems far more plausible. Assuming that there are an infinite number of realities and that closed individualism is true, this means an infinite number of chances for your consciousness to come back into existence. Even if the chance of your consciousness being recreated is small, the probability should approach 1 given enough chances. If your consciousness managed to come into existence once, there is no reason why it couldn't happen again. Thus, in the event of death, it is likely that you will experience being reborn in a subjective instant, even though potentially billions of years had passed.

>>10358546
>The fact that it makes me happy means that it's true

>>10350901
>God is real and Jesus Christ is Lord

>>10332887
>What do climate change deniers think is causing the earth to warm if not green house gasses?
It's God's punishment for sodomites having gay buttsecks

>>10310857
>evolution
Fuck off christcuck

>>10289843
>I don't understand it so God did it

>>10282448
>believing in cuckstianity
>>>/x/

>>10254444
Wasted

>>10224632
>>>/x/

>>10222548
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>>10145166

>>10045920