/sci/ - Science & Math

>>1758478
Quite true.

>>1758440
Satan is a troll. As long as he gets to troll people, no war will be held.

>>1758351
Hmm, boredom mainly. Though 4chan isn't all that bad, it is a place for anonymity, and as such true discussions can occur. Rarely does this happen anywhere else.

However, the same anonymity lures in trolls. Though I have nothing against trolls, they can be amusing sometimes. Especially if they do it well.

>>1758326
Of course I am not "god," still I am simply acquiescing to be as such to have an insightful discussion.

>>1758310
Oh yes, it is very natural for people to want god to exist. This is simply your nature.

>>1758317
Correct. In accordance to human thought, I am only an interpretation. That is why it would be pointless, for an all-powerful entity to exude control over such. In all honesty, such an entity would not care, or simply be apathetic.

>>1758288
A noble goal, I would say. Though not as easy to undertake such plans, as it is to day them.
There are still many humans who think science is, amusingly, evil or such. Or that humans should revert back to the "good old days."

>>1758267
With something that is consistent with your current worldview, yes.

However, as humans go along with their progress. Entire worldviews will change, especially once you move on to the stars. I'd say it will be quite interesting.

>>1758247
Quite true, and in the end, your curiosity for life does drive you. if you were to be given the answer to the existence of everything, what purpose is there to exist?

The drive to understand is what drives self-aware life. With that understood, one would be able to create their own purposes.

>>1758211
White.

>>1758198
As I said before, if you think that which is written by humans to be divine or such, then it is your own choice to do so. Bow to them if you will to do so.

>>1758199
I'd consider what I said more of advice.

>>1758189
English is a human concept, so why would I have to speak English to the full extent of it's meaning? Do you not have different variations of English, and other languages as well.

I understand that when one runs out of things to say, attacking the concept of another's grammar is very mature, no?

>>1758171
Veritably strange words you speak. You claim that god has revealed revelations, when the only proof you have is from other humans. Even if I was to be a human, would that make my words anymore negligent to disprove the claims other humans have made?

>>1758154
God's revelations? I have never revealed anything, only humans pretending to be gods have.

>>1758155
Neither do you. Though I find it amusing that you think you do.

>>1758150
It is quite complicated, but generally engineers after having studied their field, have a desire to engage in homosex activities.

>>1758152
Believe what you will, I will not force you to believe something you do not wish to. Here is a picture of something someone believes, does it mean I would have to disprove it? No.

>>1758141
Oh, indeed. I picked some random picture of what you think god looks like from the internet. Quite an amusing interpretation.

>>1758120
Real god you say? Amusing of you to say, those revelations are created by humans. If you wish to believe them, it is not my choice to deny you. You would just be under mental slavery to humans.

>>1758123
Engineers are homosex of their own free will. Though it is strange how almost all of them follow such...

>>1758076
You hit it right on the nail. I cannot give you direct answers to questions, just advice on the way of find your own answers. Why do you want everything to be handed to you?

>>1758077
Depends on what your meaning of existence is.

>>1758052
Perhaps. And perhaps not. For all your species knows, death could just be the end of your existence. And it might not. That is for your own mind to consider.

>>1758039
Far to early for you to know. When did I say I was making such a declaration of my knowledge?

>>1758013
Perhaps, just the belief in a higher power is fine. I do not care about worship or such, as I did give you free will, so why would I want to limit it?

>>1757998
None, humans have free will. You live your own life, by your own mind, and by your own thought.

>>1758011
Perhaps, and perhaps not. It is far too early to know. I would say that you are still on one planet, you have a very very long way to go. Your entire worldview will change by then.

>>1757976
Such knowledge would be pointless to you though, you'd need to have the basics to understand the whole no? Humans aren't stupid, so you'll find out eventually.

>>1757936
Who said this is the only one. I don't control you, you control yourself. Though it is amusing how most humans bow to the will of the clergy.

>>1757927
The universe isn't singular, facets of dimensions exists as well. But, humanity would be boring if you had no curiosity, so why would you want me to tell you everything?

Also, good and evil are human interpretations.