@CutClip i read your point and it is valid from an agnostic point of view but at the same time there is the possibility that he has either not chosen to show himself to anybody or that he is simply incapable of showing or communicating what so ever with his “creations”, keep in mind that when you state one possibility you must also think of all others i know there are many more i am unable to touch on here, maybe more i am unable to grasp at presently.

I disagree.
Even 2 year old kids have a pride issue with admitting they are wrong.
You give them some french fries, then you ask for one and they say, NO it’s mine.

My dad’s stronger than your dad.
My mom’s the best mom in the world.

Your theories are off, it’s natural for us to be prideful, it’s not so much learned or self taught.

Mea culpa

I think you are quite speciel Phil. There are lots of speciel people. But your channel is a rare jewel in a sea of misunderstands, lies, deciet and pure insults.
I am going through all your videos and I cant help but cling to every word you say, not wanting to miss them, not only because what you say makes sense but because you do it in such a calm tone that is just enchanting.
This is my favorite video along with the 65 million years with a creationist.

These thoughts have actually passed my mind, you certainly went alot more in-dept about it. Thanks for another great vid

This reminds me of how some people are mind-fucked in the military. When you are trained to become a leader, you are conditioned to think that confidence is more important than being correct: If, for instance, you were to be asked a question to which you gave an incorrect answer, you are discouraged from admitting to being wrong and praised for maintaining a proud composure as you stick to your answer. I’m not making this up; ask any U.S. soldier who has ever appeared before a promotion board.

It was so hard for me to tell people I no longer believed in gods or any other magical hoo-hah because I had believed it for so long. I don’t think I got any extra respect for it, but I’m glad I came out anyway.

i’m glad to have been taught socrates and know my ignorance. it is often comforting to realize that we are not expected to know everything

Saying “I am wrong” sounds like a nice idea, but I was always told to tell the truth:)

HahAAAA ! So you were rong neener neener
Ok, just kidding.
Great vid like usual. Your thinking abilities make you special dude.

I live by my honesty and I’m known for saying, “I was wrong” on the occasions that I still give wrong answers. This is a very powerful and fulfilling way to live.

I view reality in shades of gray. Theists see the world in stark black and white (they brag about their absolutism on Conserapedia), and can’t seem to understand the definition of the word faith. This blind absolutism reflects a lack of intellect which boggles the mind. For someone with this wiring, to say “I was wrong” about even the most insignificant item threatens to knock down their whole house of cards. We need to replace the word “faith ” with the word “absolute”.

@philhellenes damn that was deep and i made damn good sense, at times i think IDK and IWW can be synonomous with each other as well as being two totally seperate statements but both have a false fear built in of thinking everyone will laugh at you. i think as agnostic or atheist we are both willing to admit our wrongs and our lack of knowledge when the time comes for us to do so. and the theists need to learn that it is more humble to be wrong or simply not know then claim to always know.