Some beliefs which you think have been disproved, or not proven to your satisfaction. Perhaps mention any that I should have included and that might go into some other thread.
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Perhaps mention any that I should have included and that might go into some other thread.
The poll is asking if they've been "disproven to your satisfaction," not "proven to your satisfaction."All of them haven't been proven to my satisfaction.
The poll is asking if they've been "disproven to your satisfaction," not "proven to your satisfaction."
The poll isn't asking if any of these have been proven to your satisfaction. It's asking if they've been disproven to your satisfaction.
The poll isn't asking if any of these have been proven to your satisfaction. It's asking if they've been disproven to your satisfaction.
For example, it's not asking if the claim that global warming doesn't exist has been proven to your satisfaction. They're asking if the claim has been refuted satisfactorily where you can be confident that global warming is real, thereby dismissing the claim that it isn't.
This post is oozing with irony.I'm just gonna change my vote now to the one that has the fewest votes. Partially because I find it hilarious that that of all things has the fewest votes. It says an awful lot about humanity as a species (non-representative sample size notwithstanding) and it's willingness to be really quite judgemental about things.
As in more like the religious concept of evil - perhaps being innate - rather than the term meaning the worst sort of behaviour/actions that we can imagine.Evil? Proof? Confused.
OK. How does one know if such behaviour is innate or not?As in more like the religious concept of evil - perhaps being innate - rather than the term meaning the worst sort of behaviour/actions that we can imagine.
Well, it might be but does it deserve some 'evil' label?OK. How does one know if such behaviour is innate or not?
Why not?Well, it might be but does it deserve some 'evil' label?
Not when it implies nothing can be done and often related to 'being born as such'. Why not use some other term that was not so loaded - and where change/development might be available? The term just sounds too religious and irredeemable, and is often used this way. I think it is evil to do so.Why not?
evil — definition, examples, related words and more at Wordnik
- adjective Morally bad or wrong; wicked.
- adjective Causing ruin, injury, or pain; harmful.
- adjective Characterized by or indicating future misfortune; ominous.
- adjective Bad or blameworthy by report; infamous.
- adjective Characterized by anger or spite; malicious.
- noun The quality of being morally bad or wrong; wickedness.
Seems a useful word...