"The opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference. The opposite of art is not ugliness, it's indifference. The opposite of faith is not heresy, it's indifference." - Elie Wiesel 1928-2016

@yabits

Ай бұрын

Another favorite quote from Wiesel: "Anti-semitism is Jewish inaction in the face of oppression -- Any oppression."

"A stubborn insistence of our own exceptionalism" is certainly a true statement of the times we are now living in. The arrogance and intolerance of things that some do not and will not understand is staggering! Ken Burns is a national treasure on so many levels and we should all listen to him.

I recognized a long time ago (but often forget 🙄) that the more certain I am that I'm correct about something, the more I need to double and triple check my facts, then do it again. I've eaten more crow over being certain than when I thought I was wrong. Edit: grammar

Thank you, Ed. “Certainty robs us of the gift of being in the presence of masters.”

The opposite of faith is not doubt, it is certitude.

The ancients had a word; Hubris

@Nan-59

Ай бұрын

Excessive pride or self-confidence. (I had to look it up! )😊

There are none so deaf as those who will not hear. Burns' valuable message will fall on the deaf ears of those who need the message most. The rest of us already believe what he said to be true and try to live our lives accordingly.

The movie DOGMA had a line about how having an idea is better than a belief. It's less tricky to change an idea. Wars are fought over beliefs.

I'm so tired of money and guns and conspiracy

Thank you, Rev. Ed! I have been hooked on Ken Burns since his first documentary, "The Civil War." He is very right--as you are--about certainty. People who embrace certainty give up learning, and risk unending disappointment, when things go differently from the way the certain person expected. One of the first things we learn, naturally, is that we are not exceptional, either as individuals, or in the aggregate. We need to give up certainty, and learn about as much as we can..

This is one of my ultimate pet peeves with a lot of the people around me, they either aren't curious enough to learn new things about the world, or they approach everything from their own perspective and pre-conceived ideas about how things are supposed to be. I find these people difficult to talk to, because they already think they know everything and refuse to learn or consider new ideas. I feel the one of the best traits anybody can have is curiosity.

"None Are More Blind Than Those Who Refuse To See." Buds!

I meet people every day that teach me new things.

I love something CS Lewis said about our ability to understand God. He suggested that we only have an understanding or experience of God as a tea cup full of water has of the ocean.

"Even in Utopia there's myopia, Zonker." Mid 70's Doonesbury strip. Happy Father's day to you and the community.

@Nan-59

Ай бұрын

Looked that one up! “The phrase, ‘Even in Utopia, There’s Myopia’ comes from the Doonesbury comic strip by Gary Trudeau, April 19, 1976, as set out below:” (yeah it wouldn’t print the strip here, but it’s easy to find..)

@jamesmassey2089

Ай бұрын

@@Nan-59 wow! Impressive and thanks. Guess I didn't kill al my brain cells w/ booze, lol

As I head into my eighth decade, the decline, decay, and eventual death of the body is more certain to me. Family, friends, and classmates no longer with us -- the certainty of loss. To the extent that y'all are lucky, you'll reach this point too. I thought back to Pirsig's 1974 book, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance." ("An Inquiry Into Values.") In it, the main character reflects on his experiences -- and the assembly manual for a Japanese bicycle he once purchased. (I remember buying Japanese models back in the 60s, and some of the instructions were completely in Japanese.) Anyway, the bicycle manual started out with this as Step One: > "Assembly of Japanese bicycle require great peace of mind." He was awestruck, and thought it was the best instruction he had ever read.

The only thing in my life that I can be absolutely "certain" about, is I will continue to wake each day in pain. Everything else is up for grabs🤔

Ken Burns Made some really good Documentaries, Very Professional And Ken Really knows History...Ken has good sense and the graduation speech was awesome he tells the Truth, And wants to Open Eyes..Thanks Rev Ed on your Insight on this Discussion, Amen God Bless 🕊️

Happy Father's day, Rev.

All Pastor need to use their platforms to keep evil away. You are the voice for God.

Ed, you are so wrong. So faulted, so vulnerable, so half-baked. I couldn't be more grateful. Thank you for growing and learning out loud, clumsy and human. I'm fortunate to be able to follow along, growing behind you. ❤

We can continually learn from anybody we encounter, and from the world and universe around us - every second of our day from flowers, clouds and stars to strangers and loved ones.

Certainty is the college professor who always uses the same lecture notes year after year. My approach to teaching was continous improvement, i was always challenging myself to develop better practices to teach my students. Life should be about continuous improvement!!

I am certain of only one thing: I don’t know anything. I need to be in a continual state of learning and growing.

We are creatures of emotions and instincts first, but that is no excuse to bind our intellect to notions of certainty because they appeal to our emotions and instincts. We didn't get here by not asking questions, even when we were sure we already had the answer!

I think a lot of people have lived such unsettled lives (eg. health crises, economic instability, toxic family situations) that some of them will find Something to cling to as an emotional support object, even if thing they cling to is willful ignorance or money or guns or exceptionalism or conspiracy.

@sundayoliver3147

Ай бұрын

Good insight. I agree. And sadly. there seem to be powerful people who want to keep making those circumstances that cause the unsettling.

Ken Burn's documentaries are all good.I think the one about the Vietnam War is great! There was so much research into that project. It was unreal.

Rev Ed you're asking us to lean into faith while we live in uncertainty. It's hard. I think I'm starting to understand the path and the difficulty. ❤

"They were never so wrong as when they wouldn't even consider that they could be wrong" M.Scott Peck, M.D/People of the Lie; The Hope for Healing Human Evil

@UnashamedCaliforniagirl

Ай бұрын

Amen ❤️

I’m CERTAIN I need God🥰🙏❤️🌈 Im completely uncertain of this world

@UnashamedCaliforniagirl

Ай бұрын

Same here

I'm not certain, but I know where forward is and that the answers don't lie behind us.

I am so glad you heard that speech and chose to expand on it. How appropriate for this time in our history!!

Be certain to live in the mystery.

Hi Rev Ed. I am certain we are not exceptional. I know you mean historically we have thought we were exceptional, and I know there are people who still believe that, but many currently don't. We look at other countries who have healthcare, access to good education, honor of their women, not invading other countries, etc...

@ingehanson

Ай бұрын

Yes, but still in the minority. The Democrats go on and on about "democracy" and being the best country in the world and the GOP with Trump leading and controlling believe America to be rotten now but want the 100% exceptionalism from the past back.

@marvymarier8988

Ай бұрын

Live somewhere else and you'll realize while not perfect America is the best country in the world .

@silverghostcat1924

Ай бұрын

​@@marvymarier8988no it's not! That's nothing but American exceptionalism. Being blind to its faults doesn't help anyone.

@AZtea4UnME

Ай бұрын

​@@marvymarier8988oh that's such an outdated (actually racial trope) stop already! Or better yet keep coming back & just LISTEN to Rev., read/think about comments (don't reply) pray/meditate 3 days for clarity & then share. It's just a suggestion ☮️

@lindajanke6194

Ай бұрын

Well said! The last few years have brought to the forefront, those who would put an end to freedom for all parts and ethnic groups of our country, and limit freedom and power, to only a few. Most of us are not interested in what they are selling.

All things are impermanent and fleeting - and we rarely if ever see or know the real reality. The best hope for some semblance of stability comes from those compassionate, servant leaders with a strategic vision for the future with the love, generosity and humility to invest time and patience teaching that vision to others. Thank you, Rev. Ed for being one of those leaders.

Thank you and AMEN!

What caught me is exceptionalism.

Rev Ed. This just struck me because I recently watched Neil Degrasse Tyson & his response to Terrance Howard's nonsense on the Joe Rogan show. Howard is so certain of his uneducated idea that he took the valid critique of a Master Astrophysicist as a personal attack & facts being pointed out as "vitriol" against him. It's a perfect demonstration of what you just said

@diaryofagrievernamedjohnwe1433

Ай бұрын

Thought i recognized the name. had to put a face to it. Rhodes from Iron Man. Never thought he'd go nuts regarding science. To have Tyson go after him, whoopsie! Science isn't perfect, only progress and exploration. However, numbers, different story. Thought I hated algebra, too logical, linear. I still do. Just never bothered to use the math formula, until I was taught by a peer student in a class about how I was trying to figure my finances, and I was blown away I was using algebra in my head. Doesn't make me a math nerd, i just use the stuff. Not certainty, but necessity. Universe too big for certainty. It is what it is, like God is, end of story. However, i'd seen how certain people will rely on religious beliefs entirely, and still get screwed up. Story about a man who hears a flood is about to hit the town and he needs to evacuate. he has faith, so God will save him. Three times he does this. One when a radio reported about a damn breakage, second when a boat came up to his house, third a helicopter, until the man faces St Peter shaking his head at the man. Man wonder why God forsake the guy. Peter answered God sent a warning, a boat, and a chopper. Why didn't the guy listen? Certainty? I'm lucky if I get out of bed breathing and deal with the day ahead. Is what it is.

@Voodoofairy88

Ай бұрын

@@diaryofagrievernamedjohnwe1433 Tyson didn't "go after him" though. Howard sent Tyson his thesis, as a friend and asked him to review it. That's all Tyson did, peer reviewed it like 8 years ago & Howard hasn't spoken to him since. Then the other night Howard went on Joe Rogan's show & said all kinds of bs about Tyson. Howard made it sound like Tyson was horribly mean & totally disrespectful. So Tyson simply pulled out his copy of the thesis & read the notes he wrote to Howard right off it. Nowhere in it was Tyson mean, disrespectful, "filled with vitriol" or "shitting on" the work of other "scientists." And ends with Tyson complimenting the artwork Howard creates from it. So Tyson was caught off guard by Howard doing this on Joe Rogan since he hasn't spoken to him in 8 years. Howard ended their friendship because Tyson didn't kiss his butt & tell him he was perfect. Howard acts like the kid who was labeled as "gifted" in school because he was one of the smartest in his town for that age group, but got to college & found out he was barely average when compared to other "gifted" kids & he can't handle it.

@UnashamedCaliforniagirl

Ай бұрын

What did Howard say? I have seen mentions of this but no real information about what Neil was refuting?

@Voodoofairy88

Ай бұрын

@@UnashamedCaliforniagirl I can't stand Joe Rogan so you can either go to his JRE channel for Howard's interview &/or Tyson's StarTalk channel for his response

Jesus said "unless you change and become like little children, you will never get into the kingdom of heaven." Matthew 18:3 KIDS are learning machines, open to the world. We must remain open to the inspiration and guidance of the Holy Spirit and that sometimes comes in odd packages.

In an address to Cal Tech graduates, Richard Feynman said, "If you’re doing an experiment, you should report everything that you think might make it invalid-not only what you think is right about it: other causes that could possibly explain your results; and things you thought of that you’ve eliminated by some other experiment, and how they worked-to make sure the other fellow can tell they have been eliminated.....I’m talking about a specific, extra type of integrity that is not lying, but bending over backwards to show how you’re maybe wrong, that you ought to do when acting as a scientist. And this is our responsibility as scientists, certainly to other scientists, and I think to laymen."

Once we become certain, there is nothing left to explore. If we were meant to be certain, then God would not have endowed humanity with the impulse to discover how and why.

And do not be certain you know that, in addition to God's love for you, that you know God's condemnation of someone else. That person is just as certainly loved as you are.

@UnashamedCaliforniagirl

Ай бұрын

Amen ❤️

Thanks again, Rev. Ed, your words uplift me. Maybe this "certainty" is the same as being close minded?

@revedtrevors4961

Ай бұрын

Absolutely!

Thank you Rev Ed!

I don't know how your video showed up in my youtube feed today but so very glad it did. I have been watching/listening to you nonstop since. Will take a break now (for sleep 😅) but I am a new and thankful subscriber. Mysterious ways, indeed.

What you said seems so contrary to the public face of Evangelical Christianity and Conservative Catholicism (and others) in today's world. They think that one of their greatest strengths is the unshakeable certainty they are proclaiming....I agree with you that all real faith is a humble faith.

Thank you, this meant a lot to me.

This is a good video. :) 03:29 This reminds me of when #45 said, "Why should I ask forgiveness? I've done nothing wrong." And that sounds like a lot of people I see who call themselves Christians. "We haven't done anything wrong."

It's good to explore the ideas behind beliefs that are counter to our own, with the open mindset that we may be wrong. It may also help us to understand our own beliefs more clearly. Proverbs 12:1 says, "Whoever loves discipline loves knowledge, but whoever hates correction is stupid."

What's bad is ideologies, basically collective thinking that's sold to the masses, which is inherently corruptible. But organized religion works precisely the same way as political ideologies.

One of the fruit of learning is you can't be certain because the more you learn the more you become aware of how much you don't know. Ignorant people are certain they know everything.

Amen 🙏 thank you ❤

"IF YOUR COMFORTABLE WERE YOUR AT SOMETHINGS WRONG"! COACH OUT😎🤺

@sundayoliver3147

Ай бұрын

Yeah, I'm not so sure about that one: it can lead to martyrdom. What if we were comfortable in exploring our world without prejudice?

@UnashamedCaliforniagirl

Ай бұрын

​@@sundayoliver3147I think that it's more about having a " growth mindset" rather than being complacent.

Only God is omniscient so I don't trust my own "certainty".❤

Thank you!❤

It’s funny, the older I get the more uncertain I become.

@revedtrevors4961

Ай бұрын

That's wisdom!

@danfunk5505

28 күн бұрын

Thank you.Me too.My warning is when I "know" something for certain.It's probably otherwise. On good days, say driving to work, I accept anything can happen.The anxiety becomes peaceful engery, I ride uncertainty. Today was not one of these days.Such is life. Today was not one of those

Is it wrong to feel robbed when I don't hear to good rev say Kwe' at the beginning and Nmultis at the end? As usual, sound commentary this world needs needs imo.

@UnashamedCaliforniagirl

Ай бұрын

I am with you. To me those are his " trademarks" .

@222aint

28 күн бұрын

those foreign sounding words are enough to drive some visitors to this channel away. And of course, there is enough cultural misappropriation already. If you mean welcome friends, say welcome friends. If you mean peace be with you, say peace be with you.

I sort of want to apologize for my comment, half apologize anyways. I do appreciate your videos. I think you bring peace to your brethren and followers. Thank you for being you.

@AZtea4UnME

Ай бұрын

Can't begin to tell you how many times I've had to apologize for preconceived "notions". How many times I was wrong. Oh well we get to practice humility 😉

exactly. the only certain thing is love of God. because he is perfect. anytime anything is ours, it is uncertain because we are fallible. certainty in ourselves is not only ignorance manifest, it is far worst. it is arrogance before God.

Very important message. Thank you. Certainty can take the place of reality or reason as when people will not budge even when actual facts are presented. It’s not healthy.

I think this will be one of my favorite talks. IF, and that is a big if, if one has an interest in other countries, cultures, and approaches with an open mind....this can be a cure for the false sense of exceptionalism. I suspect what drives "exceptionalism" is fear of not really being good enough

One of my least favorite impressions about religion and the religious is the annoying sense of certainty that they seem to have about everything. Leave it to Reverend Trevors to flip the script and preach against certainty. Happy father's day padre.

you inspired me on that one rev wow

Certainty is the death of Faith

@revedtrevors4961

25 күн бұрын

Amen

Yes!!!🎉🎉🎉 (There’s SO much more I wanna add, but middle age brain says No🤪)

I'm certain you're right

Happy Father’s Day!

I am certain that God exists and that he loves me. Beyond that, I am a fallible human, and might easily be wrong about anything

I am of little.

My USA certainly displays arrogance.

But I was taught by Big Brother in the daily 15 minutes of hate that 1) War is Peace, 2) Freedom is Slavery , and 3) Ignorance is Strength. And I never question Big Brother.

I agree, learning should be life-long. Having felt God's love Big Time, yes, I am certain that it is so great as to be immeasurable. Quite frequently, as I challenge a young earth creationist with words in support of evolution, their fallback position is that the Bible is 100% accurate or not at all. Their 'certainty' of the creation story is unwavering. It doesn't seem to matter that I concur that Adam and Eve existed, just that there were other humans before them. Folks that are "certain" that God wrote the Bible, rather than merely inspired it, hold us back. And they make science the enemy at a time when we need it most just to survive. Yes, I am certain that certainty is generally a bad thing. 😉

@sundayoliver3147

Ай бұрын

Have you pointed out to them that there are TWO creation stories in the Bible? Which one is the "true" one? And if the Bible is 100% accurate, what does it mean that it has so many things within it that contradict each other? (I've been watching Mindshift here on KZread a lot, he's an evangelist of 30 years who no longer believes, and points out the inconsistencies that made him not believe, among other things--it's a real eye-opener to study the Bible this way).

@Sirrus-Adam

Ай бұрын

@@sundayoliver3147 - (Eric here, alternate label) - two huh? Interesting. Actually, I put very little stock in the Bible's versions of "creation" as it reads like a Readers Digest version of a much longer story. I agree that the Bible has quite a few contractions in its accounts. My preferred text is The Urantia Book, a divine revelation written by celestial beings. It's far more consistent with scientific thought as to how the Earth came into existence, escaping the Sun's gravitational pull when a passing star helped liberate a solar extrusion, producing the planets as we know them today. It goes on to explain that Adam and Eve were biological uplifters, sent to our planet to be a king and queen from God, for all the evolutionary people already on this planet. Here to up-step our biology to make us smarter, more resistant to infections, and inspired by 8 foot tall beings with a violet hue to their skin to worship the Creator on the Central Isle of Paradise.

truthfully as far as im concerned that those who think they know it all never matured into their age. the older and wiser you get. the more you learn that the less you actually know. reason i hate the term expert cause no one knows everything about a topic

@sundayoliver3147

Ай бұрын

I know! And "authority" has the same ring for me.

God is good. Vote blue 💙. Need to keep MAGA candidates from politics 💙. I feel a blue 💙 wave in Nov 💙 😎

What are the Fundamentals if not ringing statements of absolute certainty. Certainty about that which they have no right to be certain about. Penal substitution? Anselm of Canterbury, a thousand or so years after Christ, who came up with this, must be very pleased with the influence he has exerted.

This reminds me of a paper I wrote long ago… In it , I suggested that “perfection” is a paradox… Most of us consider “a perfect state of being” as “Godlike”… A condition without boundaries. Omniscient, omnipresent, and omnipotent… Yet if we know everything, we have nothing left to learn. If we are everywhere, we have no place left to discover. And if we can do anything, we can no longer grow. Those sound an awful lot like boundaries to me…

I'm sure it was a good speech but the sermon on it was, I think, wide of the mark. Certainty is a condition neither good or bad of itself; it matters greatly what one is certain ABOUT. Being certain is only bad if what one is certain about is wrong. Since we can't know when that happens, we have an excuse for Doubt. THAT'S what saves us from blunder, that, and being a little open to evidence that things might not be all they seem. M. Scott Peck thought there were three kinds of people: sinners whose consciences bothered them, people - psychopaths - who had no consciences, and people who devoted themselves to getting the better of their consciences. These were the ones who practiced certainty with an effort. Peck called them People of the Lie. See, their certainty wasn't the innocent kind where you just don't know any better. Theirs is a contrived certainty, imposed with a will to explain away doubts and conscience.

Reverend Ed, you're a good man, despite your religiosity. Your attitude suggests that you've applied your moral sense to the Bible and drawn from that book the lessons which enable civilization to exist. If more "Christians" saw things as you do, I'd be less of an anti-theist; but alas, too many are intent only on "following orders," and pick from the Bible whatever serves their interests, or rather serves what they think their interests are. 😞

None are more certain than evangelicals. They are certain they alone know the bible, know the god of it and his will. Funny that their god happens to share their bigotry and hate.

Are you certain of what you said in this video?

@revedtrevors4961

29 күн бұрын

Hahaha... I'm certain I should be certain of very little

@TitusCastiglione1503

29 күн бұрын

@@revedtrevors4961 sounds like certainty to me

You seem pretty certain about what you’re saying here. “I’m certain we should never be certain”

@sundayoliver3147

Ай бұрын

All we can do is rely on the knowledge that we have at the time, as we continue to learn more. Uncertainty helps us learn more.

@thefishinthemirage

Ай бұрын

Are you certain about that?

Question everything. Think for yourself. Use your head for more than a hat rack

DARK AGES THINKING.

@UnashamedCaliforniagirl

Ай бұрын

Yes

A hell of a lot of Christians should repent make sure you're certain

I'd really like Rev, Trevors opinion on one thing. Numbers 15:35, “And the LORD said unto Moses, The man shall be surely put to death: all the congregation shall stone him with stones without the camp.” I only pasted the one part but does that mean that people shouldn't pick up sticks on the Sabbath or that people shouldn't work on the Sabbath? If either is true does that mean that all people who do anything on the Sabbath are doomed to hell? If so what about Priests and what about doctors, fire, ambulance, police. They all work on Sundays and are necessary for society to function properly. They "pick up sticks" after all. Sorry if my question seems rude I don't mean it to be. Why I'm asking is because some, not you as you are a good guy but some use certain passages in the bible to promote homophobia and some evangelicals have suggested they would like to see gay people get executed. Neither in my opinion is correct but an argument can be made that if you are in favour of killing queer people than you are also in favour of killing people who work on the sabbath.

Certainty is proving to be the downfall of America. I'm British, born to parents who lived through WW2. I now live in Washington State. In the UK I worked for the US Air Force alongside active duty coworkers. Most Americans are so ethnocentric. The culture here leads them to believe they are the greatest in everything. They are an ego driven culture, brought up to believe they are the greatest nation on earth, and to conveniently ignore their weaknesses and frailties. There is no such thing as "the American Dream.". Life is what you make of it whever you live. This ethnocentrism has led the majority of Americans to become totally apathetic to voting, and the political process. 30 percent is a good turnout for a vote. As such Americans have been lulled into accepting the status quo, believing that democracy and their perceived standard of being #1 could never change. So like ostriches with their heads buried in the sand, comforted by their false sense of security and certainty, evildoers have been working behind the scenes for decades planning the demise of the nation. Then came Trump. What was covert suddenly became overt. And even now, after all that has and still is transpiring to erode democracy there are many who are "undecided" choosing to believe the unthinkable could never happen here. The fact that Trump and Biden are so close in the polls defies logic. What happened to all of this patriotism and "land of the free" rhetoric? Trump tells his followers daily they are just being used so he and his cronies can form a dictatorship. You'd think that would wake them up. Yet now his followers have placed their certainty onto a fake messiah that threatens to not only bring America down, but destabilize the entire world. Anything but certainty in our Jehovah God and Lord Jesus Christ is foolishness.

Reverend Ed. I sort of agree and sort of disagree with your podcast. I understand its message of less arragoance in the positions we have about things would lead us to greater wisdom and understanding. But in the same breath,'certainty in a number of aspects us also foundational to my Christian. For example (and by no means is thus list comprehensive) I am certain that. - God is my Creator and creator of all that I consider is heaven and earth. - I am certain that Christ is God's only begotten Son and that Christ's two commands of us Christians is serious business" - I am certain that Jesus was human who's spirit was Christ, who was a perfect human, and the One which I must emulate. - I am certain that my biological mother and father lived me greater than they love themselves. And for that matter - I am certain that I live my children in the same manner my parents love me.. - I am certain that we humans co-exist with Satan on the rock called Earth There are a great many things I am NOT certain about But as I exhibited, there are some that I am certain.of. ❤

Be careful Rev Ed or the thought may come to mind that perhaps man created God and not the other way around

@MG-ot2yr

Ай бұрын

Yep and as Ken Burns warns about being blinded from reality, believing in a god without evidence isn't exactly reality.

@cheriann6461

Ай бұрын

@@MG-ot2yr People who believe in God have evidence; it just isn't tangible. We feel God(s) in our soul and see the divine in our world, and like every other subjective experience, it still constitutes our reality. Reality is a slippery enough notion - don't suppose that because God(s) can't be proven that believers have no evidence.

@cheriann6461

Ай бұрын

Don't be so condescending. There is no need to warn a grown man and a practiced clergyman of anything. You have no idea what has come to his mind, or anyone elses.

@MG-ot2yr

Ай бұрын

@@cheriann6461 Evidence is supported by facts, not feelings.

@cheriann6461

Ай бұрын

@@MG-ot2yr Facts are a type of evidence; evidence must not be in the form of objective fact. Even courts differentiate between types of evidence (demonstrative, circumstantial, testimonial and et cetera). Subjective experience is more than "feeling," and it absolutely constitutes evidence for belief, if not persuasion.

Our devotion to religion is a bad thing. Stubborn faith is exceptionalism. Is God a certainty? Certainly not! The 1st commandment makes all those that follow it dubious at best. The presence of our masters? Give me a break. Ken Burns ought to do a series on religion and what is certain and uncertain about it - what it is and what it isn't - he could title it Religion and Reality.

"Yin" is female. If you're looking at a tri-gram, it's 3 broken lines versus the 3 solid limes for male. Of that, I'm certain. Also, covid was developed in a lab. I point that out because it is among other "conspiraces" that have evolved from theory. I agree we shouldn't be so certain about our beliefs. But that applies equally on both sides.

@ingehanson

Ай бұрын

At the moment both sides believe in fantasies. The Left believes in an utopian fantasy of their own making that does not work. The Right believes in a glorious empire fantasy that never existed.

@kayallen7603

Ай бұрын

By including the remark "both sides". you show your disdain for EVIDENCE and your misunderstanding of science and how it works. Science continually ASKS QUESTIONS. Einstein questioned Maxwell. Maxwell questioned Newton. Do you see? Humans constantly are on a QUEST - we want/need to know - bit by bit. And so, we "rise up and walk" as it were.

@jeffburns8689

Ай бұрын

@@kayallen7603 I would encourage you not to be so quick to think science when you see someone the government dressed in a lab coat. The idea that covid came from a wet market was laughable to me from the beginning. The purpose of the lie was political, and they are free to continue lying as long as you accept propaganda as actual science.

@jeffburns8689

Ай бұрын

@kayallen7603 You shouldn't mistake propaganda dressed in labcoats as science. The government used that tactic to manipulate people around covid, a lot. You should be more able to recognize when it happens in the future.

@222aint

28 күн бұрын

Jeff , Your certainty of Covid’s origins tries and fails to disguise your fear and hate of an uncertain world. A world that can be malevolent to human life at times. And a universe that has at its core feature an unremovable uncertainty. That you cannot eliminate. Yes virus can mutate and evolve and Nature can make us extinct. There is no certainty here. Here there be dragons. Use the tools that God gave us to navigate and mitigate the risks. Critical thinking and humility are powerful weapons against hate and fear

The proof of the truth that you speak is your channel's low number of subscribers and the low number of views this video has received. Truth isn't as seductive as falsehoods.

I myself believe in constant learning. Reading up.on facts. Doing research to see if that is the truth being said. If the words that come out of someone's mouth & it makes no sense. I do research on it. I am "NOT" certain of my life. My life is unknown & its in the hands 🫴 of God/Jesus/ Universe. @ times my life seems to be falling no money for food but some how food ends up on my plate. I am homeless living in my son/daughter rented apt garage due expensive rent by corporations ceos. I have place to sleep. I suffer from Fibromyalgia (extreme pain 24/7) only take Marijuana which helps. I refuse pain pills bad for