To be honest, this is a pretty dumb meme. Those last 2 boxes could be labeled almost anything. Dark matter, dark energy, gravitons, extra terrestrial life, etc.
But hey, at least you tried!....I guess.
28Dark matter, dark energy, gravitons, extra-terrestrial life... those are all things that are theoretically possible, and the proof of their existence may actually be found in your lifetime.
7have you seen the crazy stuff they're doing with the JWST? like seriously. It's mind blowing.
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What garbage is this? How did this have do many up votes?
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God is a jpeg artifact?
26No he's the white vertical line on the right
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I've asked theists so many times- if their god has a direct or indirect effect on the universe, it should be detectable. How do we construct a god detector?
12With faith, duh.
11It's all about faith, brother
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I've tried before. They usually just default to the god as first cause argument, maybe point at the universe and say look, there's your proof right there. It's useless.
3He's trapped at the center of the galaxy and needs my spaceship to set him free!
3No. You tell me about how to make no god detector!
3Just as soon as I'm done with my no aether generator.
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Most physicists agree that alternate dimensions most likely exist. Can you detect alternative dimensions? No, we just dont know how. Thats the answer. Given enough time and resources we may find out.
0Do those alternate dimensions have a direct or indirect effect on the universe? If so, that effect should be detectable. Same with a god. It's about what it does to the universe. There certainly are physical theories which posit that higher dimensions have an effect on our universe and they are supported with evidence.
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Circlejerking aside. Can people please stop using that image of Pluto? It's not what Pluto looks like to the human eye.
4You're right! To the human eye Pluto looks like this => •
8It looks like this, https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/resources/933/true-colors-of-pluto/
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No astronomy picture is what it looks like to the human eye. Do you get similarly frustrated with any pictures of nebula, gas clouds, etc?
5You're grasping at straws and know exactly what I'm talking about.
But don't take my word for it. How about the word of NASA?
https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/resources/933/true-colors-of-pluto/
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JPEG artefacts almost make it look like Loss
3Inaccurate. The absence of a god can only be depicted by the absence of data.
3Honestly this meme is dumb. It seems to pretty clearly show that given enough time we'll find something.
3Something? So you think we'll eventually find proof of god?
3Nah, it's just a dumb meme.
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Clearly we need to dig to the center of the earth to find him.
3Why are all the memes on this instance so freaking stupid? Thank goodness it has its own sub. Could you imagine showing this sort of hackneyed drivel in public?
1Hackneyed drivel, like a billboard with a big red X through that image of man evolving from ape, and in big bold red letters 'NO! GOD CREATED!' You mean hackneyed like that? Because I've seen that billboard in public and I'd rather see this any day of the week.
2I think would be funny seeing people react to dumb memes like this in public.
1I mean .... Objectively, you are correct. Well played.
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1Am I allowed to nerd out and add dark matter to this? I just wish more people would consider modified gravity. 🤓
1I say "Dark Matter" is a bug in our world's program, there is no way to make sense of it from in here.
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This doesn't make sense and is a good example of the prosecutors fallacy in statistics: Absence of Evidence is not Evidence of Absence
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