Newton's laws are true for intermediate length scales - GR just lets us see more pieces of the puzzle.
To be approximately true for special cases don't rise to the level of "true" for me.
Newton's stuff was once thought universally applicable, then a better theory replaced it.
And inductive reasoning points to the better theory being overturned some day.
Thus, science thingies aren't "true", they're just useful.
This discussion would not exist without herds... without generations of strong families that have allowed civilization to exist up to this point.
Many engineers reproduce without religion. But fancy technologies need us nerds.
PsychiatryOnline | American Journal of Psychiatry | Religious Affiliation and Suicide Attempt
"subjects with no religious affiliation perceived fewer reasons for living, ...religiously unaffiliated subjects had more lifetime impulsivity, aggression, and past substance use disorder. No differences in the level of subjective and objective depression, hopelessness, or stressful life events were found...."
I'll say I might have fewer reasons for living than you do. But a single reason is sufficient & wonderful - I want to.
For some, religion isn't enuf to want to live. For others in need, it could inspire.
Again, I've said that religion can be useful. It just isn't as useful as engineering.
You wouldn't have computers without us, but we can be happy without religion.
But this conversation shouldn't be viewed as too serious.....you can have both religion & engineering.
But if you want a real civilization, then you need refrigerators, & consequently engineers.
