The Templeton foundation has nothing to do with atheism, your paranoia is simply leaping to false assumptions. Sir John Templeton was a member of the Presbyterian Church, dedicated to his faith, and the John Templeton Foundation was set up to give rewards and grants for the furtherment of his religious beliefs. Your bias is relentlessly made manifest in these atheist conspiracies you keep imagining.
You did, and I asked you what is supernatural about the process of dying?
No it is not remotely "obvious", if it were then those desperate to prove this would be able to demonstrate something beyond mere anecdote, and they have not. The rest of that is a no true Scotsman fallacy if ever there was one.
Any credible scientist submitting anything containing bias would be leaped on by other scientists during the scrutiny of peer review, as I said it would damage their reputation irreparably. Any scientist actually evidencing anything supernatural would be the most lauded and famous scientist ever, why would they not want that? You are simply using biased paranoia about science to rationalise the fact it doesn't evidence your beliefs.
Based on what, your innate bias? You're not remotely qualified to peer review the work of scientists, judging from your posts you haven't even the most basic grasp of its methods.
You need to learn a very little about the methods of science, and stop imaging what they are, based on your prejudice against them not evidencing, or contradicting aspects of, your religious beliefs. As long as you are this biased against science and its methods, then of course you will arrive at these false conclusions.
Sheldon said: "Any credible scientist submitting anything containing bias would be leaped on by other scientists during the scrutiny of peer review, as I said it would damage their reputation irreparably."
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=neil+degrasse+tyson+virtual+world
Clara Tea's opinion:
Dr.
Neil Degrasse Tyson thinks that we might be in a
virtual world (like the Matrix movie). Please see the Google search above for more information. If Dr. Tyson is unbiased, does that mean that we are in a virtual world? Did he use science to conclude this? Evidence? Religion?
Sheldon said:
"Any scientist actually
evidencing anything supernatural would be the most lauded and famous scientist ever"
Clara Tea's opinion:
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=jessica+utts+esp
Dr. Jessica Utts, currently at UC Irvine, was the professor of statistics (Department of Mathematics, UC Davis) who was chosen to work with the SRI (Stanford Research Institute, a group from Stanford University, Palo Alto, California), then by SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) in Project Stargate, funded by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA).
The DIA, at the time, was the largest covert government agency at the time, until President George W. Bush unified all of them under his father's organization, the Central Intelligence Agency. W. Bush, like his father and grandfather (Prescott Bush) were members of the Skull and Bones Satanic cult at Yale University, which had its own bible, and they practiced spells, incantations, and Prescott stole the skeleton of the Native American Geronimo, to perform Satanic rituals). George Bush (senior) and W. Bush both funded supernatural research.
SAIC was run by retired generals who helped with the Iran-Contra scandal, supporting the Contra dictator, Somosa, and shooting at Sandinistas who opposed the Contra dictator to get educations for their kids and survivable wages. The generals who ran SAIC were paid billions of dollars in profits, as money was channeled by the Bush administrations to their pockets. The Bush presidents used nepotism and cronyism to line their pockets and pay off their friends (such as Haliburton (an oil drilling apparatus company) doing soldier's laundry and supplying them with water (brown sticking water that makes them sick for a high price, and pure water for a much higher price)).
Professor Utts (highly respected statistician) used statistical analysis to prove that supernatural things (like ESP) were real.
Some psychics, like David Moorehouse (who wrote a book about killing goats by staring at them in CIA experiments), were abused by the CIA.
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=skull+and+bones+satanic
The website, above, provides more information about the Skull and Bones Satanic cult of Yale University.
excerpts from Wikipedia.
