Who, (like you, by the way) believe in naive superstitions like gods and Santa Clauses driving events, even delegating to those mythical beings human traits?

Instead of learning a little physics (=math) which clearly shows that natural laws and events are just mathematical (=logical) relationships.

I have shown you many times origin of mathematics but you seem to not understand simple logic and keep replacing logical relationships by supreme "beings" who you believe if not "rule" logic, then at least "created" it.

How many more times should I educate you what we learned in 4-th grade: only naive people with little knowledge about natural laws (=math) put beings all over universe.

So, why don't you learn some physics/math? Then you at least will understand what you are talking about - it helps in discussions
:-)

I consider to educate those who have open mind (like my students) to be more interesting than to educate someone who's mind is pre-set (locked) into inexisting "beings" ruling natural events just because they do not know physics and math (=origin of natural laws), or think that logic has to be "created" by some human-like or Santa-like or other "beings".

Warm regards.

:-)

• Be that as it may - harvey1 - November 14, 2001 - 19:01 UTC
  • Atheistic fundamentalism - yanniru - November 15, 2001 - 15:00 UTC
    • Not just fundamentalist in perspective - harvey1 - November 15, 2001 - 21:13 UTC