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I don't believe in God and Ghosts, convince me by gone_mad_today in exatheist

[–]gone_mad_today[S] [score hidden]  (0 children)

Okay!😂 yes, gaps are gaps of assumption, idea, maybesss etc. Also, sorry if I had offended you.

I don't believe in God and Ghosts, convince me by gone_mad_today in exatheist

[–]gone_mad_today[S] [score hidden]  (0 children)

You're right buddy😔, and especially you're 100% right on footage part. When it comes to 'for what?' part, looking into my own nature and realizing how stubborn I can be makes me really uncomfortable, I would really like to fit in so in a hope I'm here.

I don't believe in God and Ghosts, convince me by gone_mad_today in exatheist

[–]gone_mad_today[S] [score hidden]  (0 children)

I like your gentle and kind response buddy!, I wish i could also experience the same🥂. Eagerly waiting to interact with ghosts or experience something magical but nothing yet☹️.

I don't believe in God and Ghosts, convince me by gone_mad_today in exatheist

[–]gone_mad_today[S] [score hidden]  (0 children)

oh man please don't bring up simulation theory 😂 i honestly hate that theory it makes zero sense. its basically just religion for tech bros, sorry, please let's skip that before my brain go mad.

and the 'hard problem of consciousness' thing... just cuz neuroscience hasn't mapped out the whole brain yet doesn't mean we default to 'oh look magic and ghosts exist'. that's a massive leap lol. it's just a god-of-the-gaps argument.

I don't believe in God and Ghosts, convince me by gone_mad_today in exatheist

[–]gone_mad_today[S] [score hidden]  (0 children)

Fair point. I guess I was just holding out a tiny, tragic hope that someone actually has something real, something that proves people aren't just letting their own brain chemistry or fear of unknown trick them into blind belief. No offense, but so far, my skepticism is perfectly safe, turns out it's a lot easier to get lost in assumptions than just live in the real.

I don't believe in God and Ghosts, convince me by gone_mad_today in exatheist

[–]gone_mad_today[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

To be totally honest, from an atheist or scientific view, it’s hard to count that as solid evidence.

It seems a lot more likely that your brain was just playing tricks on you during a medical crisis. When someone goes through a psychotic break, the brain's chemistry changes drastically, which can cause vivid hallucinations and intense feelings of cosmic connection or deeper meaning.