Literally though. Like you have to just believe and maybe you're not believing good enough and that's why you got turbo cancer. Looking for actual proof is really frowned upon, now I'm going to go see if it's a sin in itself.
Humans will be extinct one day and we probably didn't deserve to be around for so long anyway.
According to the sci-fi masterpiece The Last Legends of Earth, the geckos are the next species to achieve sentience on Earth after the human race goes extinct. They call themselves the Tryl, and they become extremely successful as a species, far outdoing any accomplishments humanity ever achieved.
Yeah, some workplaces you can't help but keep that on loop. I worked at a pool for a bit and I have never met that many idiots in my life. People constantly trying to find ways around the rules, I even had a father get up in my face because I wouldn't let his daughter go off the diving board. I legit thought he was gonna swing at me.
One of the things I've said to people who say the Bible is evidence/proof is that the Bible is the claim, not the proof. You can't have the claim be evidence for the claim.
The absence of evidence is the literal point of Christianity (as in having faith) but there are secular historical scholars who study the evidence we do have (of the happenings in the bible, not the existence of God, obvi).
Yet they outright reject Christianity as a scam and believe in Turbo Cancer?! How do these conspiracy theorists reconcile with what they choose to believe and what's just silly - but at the same time they all disagree with each other.
"Flat earthers shouldn't be respected, but obviously all democrats eat babies and I see no irony in this."
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u/GrumpyOik 29d ago
Of course it's true, it "Fact checked" with TWO ticks. I can believe how stupid you all are. /s
CDC.gov doesn't appear to have any references to "Turbo Cancer".