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@Twentyfirst, there is a difference between believing in religious BS and doing it for aesthetic reasons to wear those clothes. Muslims are not doing it for aesthetic reasons mostly. They are afraid of sexuality, and then they come up with religious nonsense to justify their fears. I mean, it's a self-fulfilling prophecy.

@Leo Gura, what do you refer to by the word Satan?

Maybe the ghost only chooses me. 😏 It's basically the same thing as you saying God exists and a religious person saying God exists. It becomes more obvious that it's some radical thing when I hear you explaining it.

@Leo Gura, first, I would try to learn who those people are and understand their reasoning.

@Leo Gura, I haven't seen a ghost and cannot imagine what they actually look like. So to expect that I might see a ghost is also a problem. If I see a ghost, I wouldn't know if labeling it as a ghost would be accurate. I don't know.

Well, Christians are obsessed with what should be Satanic. You cannot unless you open your mind to that. Don't you agree? However, it's also a problem if you believe in ghosts.

Fixed it.

Yeah, but why they do those experiments and what conclusions they make is based on their metaphysical beliefs. Also, if some other person has entirely different metaphysical beliefs, he/she might not even do the experiment.

I think we could also trace that to some metaphysical assumptions or stances about the world. Which means that their metaphysical assumptions are limiting them.

What were the reasons that those scientists that have different metaphysical assumptions wanted to conduct that experiment? That also has to be taken into account.

That's possible. However, other scientists with different metaphysical assumptions may view that new discovery as an error. Furthermore, what are the reasons for conducting those experiments?

But metaphysical assumptions must influence how one does science or anything. But someone questioned their metaphysics before. And later, people can take that as a belief.

I didn't say that you must be a Christian in order to practice science. So what? They can adapt for some things and not for other things for various reasons. It's possible that they adapt to be considered as good scientists, regardless of whether it is true or false.

@zurew, what do you say?

Don't you think that being Christian would influence how a person frames questions, what they consider worthwhile to study, and what conclusions align with Christianity?

Don't some scientists question assumptions, gain insight, and develop new theories that can be applied by other scientists to create practical applications?

Men in Afghanistan must be so afraid of being attracted to women.

Ok ok

Maybe.

I don't know. Maybe I could move there by applying for a job. The important thing is that I got my first Schengen visa.

I visited Copenhagen and Amsterdam a few months ago. I was impressed and in awe.

Eh, it is what it is. It is depressing though. I visited Artsakh for the first time, and in the following years, Azerbaijan took it by force. Literal bloodbath. They also tried to attack Armenia. I thought they would succeed. I heard a loud sound near my town, although I don't know whether that was a bomb or not.

I would say worse. There have been wars and conflicts happening. Most people are living traditionalist lives. Brainwashed to the core.

@PurpleTree, sorry, but I cannot watch the video. It's unavailable to me. I don't have a VPN service right now. But I have watched their content.

No.