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The Case for Treating Near-Death Experiences Like Acid Trips
Abortion debates. The right to die. Cloning. The edges of life are also ethical fault lines, where social values clash at tectonic pressures. In a pluralistic society, it’s no surprise that these are also the sites of our most entrenched debates... By Andrew Aghapour.
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Religious people are overwhelmed by the lack of evidence for their favorite imaginary friend in the sky, and they will gladly pay anyone who tells them that they're right in a convincing way. This is a massive market for con men and charlatans.
As always during history, believers hang on to anything that hasn't yet been explained purely by physical phenomena as a proof of God. As deGrasse Tyson nicely put it, this "God" is nothing more than an ever-receding pocket of scientific ignorance.