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heard it all before. There are never any excuses any year.

Does it matter? They will lose anyway.

lab, apothecary, WHATEVER Someday humans will comprehend God. Then we will cure syphillis.

Can't wait until we can test God in a lab, then. Then who will the gods be? (Spoiler Alert: The same people who always were - us)

LOL isn't the whole fucking point of God that he is incomprehensible to humans?

So someday we as humans will find a way to discover and comprehend god? Seems unlikely.

Scandrick and Ball.

Calling something a God Particle or declaring something a God Complex has nothing to do with whether or not God exists anymore than calling something an Oedipus Complex means that Oedipus existed. It's called language.

The earliest religions worshipped the sun. All iterations thereafter are basically doing the same thing. You can see it in Christianity especially in their celebrations. I like to go to midnight mass for Christmas and it's astounding how many references you see to Jesus being a sun-god. Come...

Stephen Hawking's got nothing to do with it. For an item to be a decent theory you must be able to test it and attempt to falsify it. Only one of the things you mentioned fits that bill. The other is a fairy tale.

not really

If Dez and Miles go down Tony will throw a game-winning TD to fucking Jesse Holley for chrissakes. If Carr and Claiborne go down...

I didn't say things that we might be able to comprehend someday - like penicillin or etch a sketches - I said things that allegedly exist outside of our ability to comprehend.

It's like they don't even realize what I did with Patrick Crayton and Laurent Robinson.

We don't need a third wideout. Especially not one who wants to get paid.

If something exists outside our ability to comprehend it how could it ever be useful to us?

Wouldn't anything that exists outside our ability to comprehend be useless then?

If you don't first believe in fairies you will never see fairies.

Religion consists in a set of things which the average man thinks he believes, and wishes he was certain. - Mark Twain