If Andromeda were brighter, this is what you’d see in the sky.

One of my favorite human traits is when someone sees the moon and immediately feels the need to tell someone else to go look at it.

If you spent as much time under a barbell as you do under your blanket, you’d be an Olympian by now.

Superstitious thinking slowly weakens your ability to reason. Here’s how:

Leaving religion feels like waking up from the Matrix. Suddenly the demons disappeared, along with all your imaginary friends and enemies. The illusion shatters, reality becomes clear. The begining of clarity.

A mind trained to accept miracles will accept almost anything.

Science says: “Let’s find the cause.” Religion says: “God works in mysterious ways.” One solves problems. The other files them under “mystery.”

“When Muhammad flew to see Allah in the 7th heaven on his winged donkey, Allah initially wanted Muslims to pray 50 times a day. On his way back, Moses convinced Muhammad to go back to Allah to beg for it to be reduced to 5. Imagine the creator of the entire universe being that

To assume there must be a 'purpose' or a 'Designer' behind existence is a human projection. We are hardwired to see intent where there is only physics.

If gods were real, they wouldn't need a "marketing department" of priests and institutions. The fact that they only "speak" through human intermediaries or ancient books means the source is the humans themselves.

Science gives us provisional, testable knowledge all the time. That’s why planes fly, antibiotics work and your phone functions. A man using modern engineering to post “science can’t give us knowledge” is peak clown behaviour.