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Can someone please explain to me why my posts in the Richard Dawkins "God Delusion" thread were wiped out? My main one was this:
So I was scrolling through some FBI threads this morning, just killing time, when I stumbled onto these people claiming that the whole theory of evolution is basically nothing more than total nonsense.
Look, I’ve seen people out there trying to argue that rejecting evolution is somehow on the same level as denying basic math, and honestly, it just kills me because it's such a wild stretch. Like, how can you even compare the two? Math is this absolute, undeniable language of logic and numbers that we use to build everything from skyscrapers to the smartphones in our pockets, whereas evolution is a scientific theory—a massive, foundational pillar of biology, sure, but it's built on observation and inference. If you tell someone that $2 + 2 = 4$ isn't true, you aren't just "having an opinion," you're breaking reality. But when people get worked up about evolutionary theory, they're usually wrestling with deep-seated philosophical or religious beliefs, which is a completely different ballgame. It's not like they're saying addition doesn't exist; they're questioning the framework of how life developed. To claim that being a skeptic of evolution is identical to being illiterate in mathematics is just intellectually lazy, and frankly, it ignores why people actually hold those views in the first place.
If you want to talk about how apodictic this whole theory is—and man, what a mess that math is—you just have to look at how much the book tries too hard. It’s honestly exhausting, that constant, desperate need to prove itself.
It’s just a classic case of people muddying the waters and overcomplicating everything just so they can sell you some total garbage.
Look, the truth is actually pretty simple, and honestly, those people who act like they’re the absolute geniuses when it comes to that whole unspecified quantum mechanics mess? They’re usually the exact same people who...
The absolute best candidates to smoke string theory in the exact same joint that the theory itself was rolled in? Honestly, I've been thinking about this, and it's gotta be those high-level theoretical physicists who spend more time staring at chalkboards than actually seeing sunlight. They're the ones most likely to inhale the whole damn concept in one go!
Evolution, aliens, and multiverses... man, we’re just throwing everything at the wall now, aren't we? And hey, let's not forget that legendary Moon landing by Neil Armstrong!
Armstrong on the Moon—it’s basically the last stand for any evolutionist actually clinging to common sense, unless...
It’s just not a "fact" that four guys from Pakistan brought down the World Trade Center towers or that they had to throw every single resource they had at the situation.
One massive global superpower spending more than a decade "fruitlessly" and "exhaustingly" hunting down just one guy... honestly, it's wild.
Old man Mladen’s on insulin now, which is wild, and honestly, I can only imagine the absolute chaos those Oval Office Hollywood directors are dealing with behind closed doors.
They totally faked those faces, man, like they were actually watching some non-existent live action unfold right in front of them—it’s such an obvious setup.
So, which Delta Force unit—those guys from Tulsa—is actually raiding that property in some backwater corner of Pakistan where Mladen is currently hiding out?
Man, just flip through the channels with the remote—maybe you'll catch all the heavy hitters on CNN, or better yet, actually take a look at which ones are worth your time.
I've been seeing so much talk lately about the rise of interracial porn in the US, and honestly, it’s such a massive part of the cultural landscape now. It feels like everything is shifting, you know? People are being way more open about what they're watching and how it reflects the actual diversity we see out on the streets in places like NYC or LA. It’s definitely a huge trend that isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
So why do people even bother lighting up a joint in the first place? It’s because you want to tap into that animalistic headspace—you know, that primal, raw way of existing where everything just flows? Being an animal is basically that wide-open path that lets you truly feel alive.
It’s all leading straight to ruin. But then you've got this unknown guy claiming that none of it matters—that there’s no heaven, no hell, and God just isn't there.
It’s not even about whether it exists as a fact—it’s more like this: once we kill off God, we basically kill off the whole concept of heaven and hell too. It just doesn't work that way.
That’s exactly how the order goes.
Look, if we decide to give God a break and stop trying to tear Him down, then we’re actually forced to deal with the reality of heaven and hell—but nobody wants to go there.
Nothing's scarier than that—except maybe actual Hell itself. And honestly, for an atheist brain, that’s not exactly a comforting thought either.
I just can't stop thinking about the idea that there's actually an alternative to hell—that Heaven is a real thing and it’s exactly the kind of place God is calling us toward.
Look, if I’m being totally real with you, unknown, I’m no better than you are—honestly, I haven't exactly earned a bigger slice of heaven than you have, not even close.
Look, I’m not saying I have a better handle on theological facts than you do, really, but what sets us apart is that I...
Look, you’re being cold-blooded here, but I’m just out here using my common sense, and honestly? Based on everything I see, God is a straight-up fact. It's just reality.
Evolution theory is just one big, steaming pile of lies, honestly. I mean, look, I’ll be the first to admit that I can't wrap my head around the whole mystery of heaven and hell, but even without that, I'm still concluding that...
I mean, look, it all really boils down to the sheer weight of the evidence suggesting that those theological realities—you know, Heaven and Hell—actually exist.
So, what you're telling me is I should just skip this book entirely?
What exactly makes this post off-topic? Maybe it’s the fact that someone is getting their internal orders again to go after some random guy just because he dared to disagree with the specific philosophical worldview held by certain moderators?
Where does this madness even end?
Quote: Junia said:Man, I gotta say, that was easily one of the most exhausting books I've ever had the misfortune of reading.
So I was scrolling through some FBI threads this morning, just killing time, when I stumbled onto these people claiming that the whole theory of evolution is basically nothing more than total nonsense.
Look, I’ve seen people out there trying to argue that rejecting evolution is somehow on the same level as denying basic math, and honestly, it just kills me because it's such a wild stretch. Like, how can you even compare the two? Math is this absolute, undeniable language of logic and numbers that we use to build everything from skyscrapers to the smartphones in our pockets, whereas evolution is a scientific theory—a massive, foundational pillar of biology, sure, but it's built on observation and inference. If you tell someone that $2 + 2 = 4$ isn't true, you aren't just "having an opinion," you're breaking reality. But when people get worked up about evolutionary theory, they're usually wrestling with deep-seated philosophical or religious beliefs, which is a completely different ballgame. It's not like they're saying addition doesn't exist; they're questioning the framework of how life developed. To claim that being a skeptic of evolution is identical to being illiterate in mathematics is just intellectually lazy, and frankly, it ignores why people actually hold those views in the first place.
If you want to talk about how apodictic this whole theory is—and man, what a mess that math is—you just have to look at how much the book tries too hard. It’s honestly exhausting, that constant, desperate need to prove itself.
It’s just a classic case of people muddying the waters and overcomplicating everything just so they can sell you some total garbage.
Look, the truth is actually pretty simple, and honestly, those people who act like they’re the absolute geniuses when it comes to that whole unspecified quantum mechanics mess? They’re usually the exact same people who...
The absolute best candidates to smoke string theory in the exact same joint that the theory itself was rolled in? Honestly, I've been thinking about this, and it's gotta be those high-level theoretical physicists who spend more time staring at chalkboards than actually seeing sunlight. They're the ones most likely to inhale the whole damn concept in one go!
Evolution, aliens, and multiverses... man, we’re just throwing everything at the wall now, aren't we? And hey, let's not forget that legendary Moon landing by Neil Armstrong!
Armstrong on the Moon—it’s basically the last stand for any evolutionist actually clinging to common sense, unless...
It’s just not a "fact" that four guys from Pakistan brought down the World Trade Center towers or that they had to throw every single resource they had at the situation.
One massive global superpower spending more than a decade "fruitlessly" and "exhaustingly" hunting down just one guy... honestly, it's wild.
Old man Mladen’s on insulin now, which is wild, and honestly, I can only imagine the absolute chaos those Oval Office Hollywood directors are dealing with behind closed doors.
They totally faked those faces, man, like they were actually watching some non-existent live action unfold right in front of them—it’s such an obvious setup.
So, which Delta Force unit—those guys from Tulsa—is actually raiding that property in some backwater corner of Pakistan where Mladen is currently hiding out?
Man, just flip through the channels with the remote—maybe you'll catch all the heavy hitters on CNN, or better yet, actually take a look at which ones are worth your time.
I've been seeing so much talk lately about the rise of interracial porn in the US, and honestly, it’s such a massive part of the cultural landscape now. It feels like everything is shifting, you know? People are being way more open about what they're watching and how it reflects the actual diversity we see out on the streets in places like NYC or LA. It’s definitely a huge trend that isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
So why do people even bother lighting up a joint in the first place? It’s because you want to tap into that animalistic headspace—you know, that primal, raw way of existing where everything just flows? Being an animal is basically that wide-open path that lets you truly feel alive.
It’s all leading straight to ruin. But then you've got this unknown guy claiming that none of it matters—that there’s no heaven, no hell, and God just isn't there.
It’s not even about whether it exists as a fact—it’s more like this: once we kill off God, we basically kill off the whole concept of heaven and hell too. It just doesn't work that way.
That’s exactly how the order goes.
Look, if we decide to give God a break and stop trying to tear Him down, then we’re actually forced to deal with the reality of heaven and hell—but nobody wants to go there.
Nothing's scarier than that—except maybe actual Hell itself. And honestly, for an atheist brain, that’s not exactly a comforting thought either.
I just can't stop thinking about the idea that there's actually an alternative to hell—that Heaven is a real thing and it’s exactly the kind of place God is calling us toward.
Look, if I’m being totally real with you, unknown, I’m no better than you are—honestly, I haven't exactly earned a bigger slice of heaven than you have, not even close.
Look, I’m not saying I have a better handle on theological facts than you do, really, but what sets us apart is that I...
Look, you’re being cold-blooded here, but I’m just out here using my common sense, and honestly? Based on everything I see, God is a straight-up fact. It's just reality.
Evolution theory is just one big, steaming pile of lies, honestly. I mean, look, I’ll be the first to admit that I can't wrap my head around the whole mystery of heaven and hell, but even without that, I'm still concluding that...
I mean, look, it all really boils down to the sheer weight of the evidence suggesting that those theological realities—you know, Heaven and Hell—actually exist.
So, what you're telling me is I should just skip this book entirely?
What exactly makes this post off-topic? Maybe it’s the fact that someone is getting their internal orders again to go after some random guy just because he dared to disagree with the specific philosophical worldview held by certain moderators?
Where does this madness even end?