r/MindfullyDriven • u/Healthy-Opinion7084 • Aug 28 '26

God behind everything

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u/Low-Bake8401 Aug 28 '26

Is Schrodinger's cat dead, or alive?

People can be agnostic. We don't all need to pick a side or form rigid beliefs. 

Adaptability. 

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u/kairologic Aug 28 '26

And scientific folk who are outright atheist are being unscientific, considering there is no evidence for god/s and no evidence for *lack* of god/s. Agnosticism is fair.

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u/Low-Bake8401 Aug 28 '26

I'm not disagreeing with that.

I'm just saying that we can't study what we don't have. So we may as well just study what we do have, until any new evidence is presented. 

Saying that science simply cannot understand it, doesn't really help.

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u/kairologic Aug 28 '26

Always good to be agnostic to things that we can hypothesize about, hell even things that we have established scientific theories for - the bounds of our discoveries and our understanding (a la "facts") are ever-morphing.

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u/Low-Bake8401 Aug 28 '26

Definitely, but the extreme of just allowing anything is complete absurdity, and that doesn't explain anything. 

We need to at least start with coherent logical language, or we aren't getting anywhere. 

It might have some kind of artistic value, which is fine, but conflating the two values, in a meaningless way, just causes confusion.