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So he came back when he was a teenager, and he said to his grandfather, "It may be a bit late now because I've discovered that I don't believe in the gods."
And finally, there's this guy, who famously doesn't believe in God.
It's a religion in which people are really concerned about whether you believe the right things.
The history of Christianity, the internal history of Christianity, is largely the history of people killing each other because they believed the wrong thing, and it's also involved in struggles with other religions, obviously starting in the Middle Ages, a struggle with Islam, in which, again, it was the infidelity, the fact that they didn't believe the right things, that seemed so offensive to the Christian world.
And outworn usages like "smack" for "kiss" or "hit" can help us see how our unacknowledged assumptions can make us believe we are bad, either because sex is sinful or because we tolerate so much sexism.
But if you believe the way science is taught, and if you believe textbooks, you're liable to have the following schema of research.
We all come from the same ancestor, and you don't have to believe the literal Bible version, but scientists talk about Y chromosomal Adam and mitochondrial Eve, and these were about 100,000 to 300,000 years ago.
When you think about it, (Laughter) it's nuts to believe that the reasons given to you dictated that you had most reason to pursue the exact hobbies you do, to live in the exact house you do, to work at the exact job you do.
I had never had a Jewish friend before, and frankly I felt a sense of pride in having been able to overcome a barrier that for most of my life I had been led to believe was insurmountable.
Believe me, this beauty will save the world.
They look pretty young to me, but the worst thing here is that while we don't have data from every country on earth, we believe that is the oldest age.
I work in what most people think are two distinct fields, but I believe they are the same.
And I believe that magic and puzzles are the same because they both key into one of the most important human drives: the urge to solve.
I believe you colored a red donkey, Gwen.
You do not want to believe this, but I have no reason to lie: I hated the car, hated the rubber toys, disliked your friends, and worse, your relatives.
What this graph means is that, in terms of power to change the world, we live in an unprecedented time in human history, and I believe our ethical understanding hasn't yet caught up with this fact.
But I and others in the effective altruism community have converged on three moral issues that we believe are unusually important, score unusually well in this framework.
But then, what's more, it would also mean the curtailment of humanity's future potential, and I believe that humanity's potential is vast.
I believe it is.
Why should be believe the science?
The fact is, many of us actually don't believe the science.
Public opinion polls consistently show that significant proportions of the American people don't believe the climate is warming due to human activities, don't think that there is evolution by natural selection, and aren't persuaded by the safety of vaccines.
So why should we believe the science?
Blaise Pascal was a 17th-century mathematician who tried to bring scientific reasoning to the question of whether or not he should believe in God, and his wager went like this: Well, if God doesn't exist but I decide to believe in him nothing much is really lost.
But if he does exist and I don't believe in him, then I'm in deep trouble.
And so Pascal said, we'd better believe in God.
Why do they believe each other's claims?
And should we believe those claims?
Most of us were taught in school that the reason we should believe in science is because of the scientific method.
And I can't really empirically prove that to you, but I hope you'll believe me when I say that.
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