So I was sitting out here in the nice breeze and two people at the table next to me were talking, and the one evoked the rationale laid out in Pascal's Wager. Frankly it's probably a good thing the fellow didn't leave for the restroom for a minute, because I -would- have turned to the other party and been like, "So yeah, I couldn't help overhearing your friend's apologetics. His argument is old and it doesn't work. What if you wager on the wrong religion?" I really do not initiate conversations with strangers often at all, but I wouldn't have been able to bite that one back.
Same guy was heard to say, "Scientists think they know everything." Now I'm all for believing what one will, but don't let's make assumptions about topics and professionals we clearly know nothing about, eh?
Same guy was heard to say, "Scientists think they know everything." Now I'm all for believing what one will, but don't let's make assumptions about topics and professionals we clearly know nothing about, eh?