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If this forum were actualized into some type of physical gathering, I would not dare tread anywhere near the place. Some of the ideas promoted here are frankly terrifying. To know that those exist whom believe the world is in fact flat shakes my confidence in modern education and human reasoning. That is only the tip of the iceberg (pardon my use of such a shitty, common expression) as well. Regardless of messages of intolerance, such as referring to people as "unsaved trash", do you not have any expectations of academic viability in the world? What choice do you ask your children to make when forcing them to reject obvious, objective evidence in favor of woefully outdated doctrine? It is the choice to remain ignorant of things the rest of the world already knows, and the choice to be stupid! Further, this rejected knowledge can be considered essential to daily life. Ignoring given natural laws, such as gravity, only leads to disaster. I implore you, imagine if your way of thinking pervades the majority or even takes over completely. I imagine that the book burning to take place after that coup would be biblical in scale. What of all that information? The information that humanity spent ages and ages meticulously gathering, may be lost due to this mindset. This would cause whichever people do manage to escape the reversion to stone age knowledge the need to start all over again. Who know's when the next great scientist would come along to help us?
This blind confidence in words written too long ago is chaining you down educationally.
Good day.
P.S. Even as an atheist, I find something disrespectful and off-putting in a "smiley" representation of a man's crucifixion.
This blind confidence in words written too long ago is chaining you down educationally.
Good day.
P.S. Even as an atheist, I find something disrespectful and off-putting in a "smiley" representation of a man's crucifixion.
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