Saturday, February 22, 2025

The Wrong End of the Telescope



It is woefully hilarious that 'Believers' justify their nonsense by saying that it's 'natural'.

You know, like arsenic and volcanic eruptions.

The basic problem that 'Believers' have is that they persist in looking through the wrong end of the telescope. For them, the world was made expressly for the sentient puddle to inhabit. 

Religion may have been necessary in the earlier ages for civilization to coagulate around but, since the scientific revolution, religion has become a nuisance at best - an obstruction at worst.

Ask Giordano Bruno. 

Ask Galileo. 

Ask Copernicus.

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