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Redphone
@redphone
Calling yourself an “atheist” or “agnostic” doesn’t excuse you from grappling with life’s great mysteries. It’s a negative definition, like saying, “I’m not a wooly mammoth.” You need a value system for the journey. Otherwise, the algorithms will upload one into you.
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Redphone
@redphone
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raulonastool.eth 🏰
@raulonastool
Grappling with life's mysteries is the point. I enjoy that there is still so much left to discover.
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chalinosghost
@chalinosghost.eth
ok banger Great insight, reminds me of the quote “stand for something, or you’ll fall for anything”
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Dave XP
@daxexp29
well, atheism or agnostism isn’t avoidance, it’s choosing to face life’s questions without inherited beliefs it’s not a void, it’s a conscious framework built on reason and responsibility better to define values intentionally than outsource them to dogma or code
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sardius.eth
@sardius
even if one believes in nothing, they still ultimately believe in nothing as god, the god of the void, and becomes the organizing value of one’s life whether they know it or not
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Jordan Charters
@jkcharters
The Mysteries FTW!
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Adam
@adam-
Very true, and yet sadly many people are easy fodder for the algo around this topic. It’s banking on the lowest common denominator, and those with binary thoughts processes.
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