/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2321222

Someone can decide to rely on (belief in); culture, tradition, other people`s accounts, it`s own feeling, it`s own experience, extreme-scepticism, sceince, etc etc...
All of these aspects are reasonable things to rely on depending on your (philosophical) view on life.

People can see one or a combination of these aspects as fundemental and therefor must belief in a god or not, in order to fallow his/her own logic.

And this precisely why atheism is a belief rather than a lack of belief.
It is not the question of God existing or not which they lack belief in, it is the reasons for God existing or not which they believe in.

Note that being religious is just as reasonable as atheism.

Most people are not retarded and believe we our not "just are our brains".

>>2262511

if you`re not satisfied by the results, just try again.

You can practice on different iq tests on the internet and learn what`s important to focus on with this kind of questions. Your iq score should increase dramaticly.

inb4 herpderp doesn`t mean herpderp

>>2257315

so i`ve read you have to had at least 1 psychosis to be diagnozed with schizophrenia.

What was your psychosis like aeris, did you suddenly believe all these conspiracy theories for real ???

ps. note my tag

>>2250613
Nice

Also note that differences in sensetivety between different nervesystems/brains is almost completely ignored by sceintists.
While this feature could be as influencal as intelligence, there is allmost no reasearch on it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highly_sensitive_person

>>2231824
>and if you believe in strong determinism
then you`re retarded by defenition.

QM has shown particles in it`s wave form behave in terms of probability. and are not deterministic.

The logic you have to fallow to still think the universe is deterministic is just verry unlikely and unnatural, to say the least.

I have feel like these people are more motivated by the social image they obtain by thier view on reality rather then a reasonable consideration.