/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4689958
And whoever had the post you replied to is very stupid. with a number such as pi with no known pattern there is the possibility that waht are continuations are, belong to the first sequence within an extremely large and long pattern. That portions of what the numbers are ( or possibly all of discovered pi itself) may just have an exact repetition.

>>3152708
>quite the contrary; you have all the evidence you require now to believe that Jesus Christ lived, died, and rose from His grave on the third day, proving that He was God. you have the eyewitness accounts of His ministry, as well as the hundreds if not thousands of people who saw Him after He rose from the dead. you have the empiracal knowledge regarding how He and His followers changed the world, and how we still worship Him today by the millions.

lol, you think that's evidence? A few hundred people from thousands of years ago said they saw something? Do you know how many people claim to have seen aliens or elvis still alive? The rest of your garbage reasoning is argumentum ad populum and argument from authority. Try again.

>>2469304
>implying we have enough facts to prove dinosaurs didn't have a civilization or aliens didnt build the pyramid
>implying you can predict mayans are wrong