Foster Zygote
Dental Floss Tycoon
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Yes I know it's a Skeptic group but EVERYONE on a forum thinking the same, don't believe anything, what do they believe....probably believe there is no moon or sun or stars...
Oh I got it, you all believe in the Easter Bunny, Santa Clause and the boogey man.
That's nonsensical. Firstly, everyone on this forum does not think the same. But most of us agree on the effectiveness of the scientific method and the standards of evidence that must be met to establish the reliability of any claim about objective reality. If a bunch of people told someone that ingesting industrial bleach was a bad idea, is their consensus really a bad thing - just an example of mindless group think?
Second, the notion that we don't believe in anything, simply because we don't believe what you believe is completely irrational. You're just inventing straw men, like when you had the gall to call me a misogynist because I don't agree with your unsupported nonsense.
And finally, what really strikes me as funny is that there is a lot of overlap between conspiracy theories. Many of the people who claim that COVID-19 is a hoax are also people who believe that the earth is flat and that the sun, moon and stars are either just a few thousand miles away, or are some sort of illusory projection. Hell, some of the sources cited in support of the ideas you're pushing believe that the world is in the grips of shape-shifting alien reptiles, or that the holocaust never happened. And I'll bet most regular members here know a hell of a lot more about astrophysics than you do, so I wouldn't even go there.
When you start making up such utterly ridiculous straw men, it demonstrates your frustration regarding you're inability to offer any sort of reasoned defense of your claims. I'm sure you've been this way most of your life - any time you can't get people to agree that you're right, it's because they obviously don't believe that fire is hot, or that the sky is (usually) blue.
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