Name: Anonymous 2014-02-10 17:20
I went to this philosophy class thing the other day, it was pretty retarded, there was this gal with this apparently super-intense argument that "if there are infinitely-many sentences, then there must be an inifinitely-long sentence, but lol there isn't an infinitely-long sentence, so lol reverse implication bullshit there are not infinitely-many sentences". these ``liberal arts'' people should at least brush up on their math, seriously, come on you fags, enough of this vague "muh feelings" bullshit, time to use some symbols and be correct about shit.
and in the same class this gal get all smartass cracked up about scientists being necessarily wrong with their empirical studying, and religion being right, and science students having flawed views. well please keep your personal "science < religion" bullshit feelings and opinion to yourself. so what if people observe things and try to find patterns ? it doesn't make them wrong, bitch, nor does it challenge your religious feelings in any possible way. science and religion are by definition separate fields, so how could one ever fucking contradict the other ? the whole point of faith and religion is believing in "metaphysical" stuff that you *don't* *physically* *see*. that's what faith means. so by definition science and religion do not clash. (this also applies to you bible belt retards in the 'states trying to burn all the biology books)
and in the same class this gal get all smartass cracked up about scientists being necessarily wrong with their empirical studying, and religion being right, and science students having flawed views. well please keep your personal "science < religion" bullshit feelings and opinion to yourself. so what if people observe things and try to find patterns ? it doesn't make them wrong, bitch, nor does it challenge your religious feelings in any possible way. science and religion are by definition separate fields, so how could one ever fucking contradict the other ? the whole point of faith and religion is believing in "metaphysical" stuff that you *don't* *physically* *see*. that's what faith means. so by definition science and religion do not clash. (this also applies to you bible belt retards in the 'states trying to burn all the biology books)