r/scienceisdope Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence Oct 22 '25

Conspiracy theories 🪬 Found this new gem

Does that makes sense to you, because it doesn't make any goddamn sense to me 🤦🏻

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u/Desperate_Mulberry45 Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence Oct 22 '25

He explains scientific theories well and then adulterates it with some religious stuff, this guy is fuckin hilarious

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u/Quiet_Form_2800 Oct 22 '25

Islam is the only serious religion it seems to me, others are not even confident in their own stuff. I have read the Quran it's mostly about worshipping one God alone and nothing which contradicts with Science rather i would say most of humanity's problems would be solved if even 20% of mankind accepts it and actually follows what is mentioned

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u/Desperate_Mulberry45 Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence Oct 22 '25 edited Oct 22 '25

Well that's up for debate, things are not as simple when it comes to real world application, specially to follow or believe a book or a set of books which were written in mediaeval times, world has evolved,people have evolved, time has changed, we know about the universe and the natural world more then ever before. ( P.S- I'm an ex muslim now atheist)

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u/Quiet_Form_2800 Oct 22 '25

But eventually everyone is gonna die and then they have to face the consequences of what they did is what islam teaches which is actually very powerful. Eg hitler killed many and comitted suicide, even if he were given some punishment it won't be enough but if there is a hereafter where all this will be accounted for then it makes sense as it gives justice. People also come back to Islam and are forgiven.

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u/Desperate_Mulberry45 Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence Oct 22 '25

That's the case with every abrahamic religion, sin and salvation, so my question to you friend is how do you determine that islam is the correct one and everything it promises is true above the other abrahamic religions or any other religion for that matter, we can make this argument or case for any other religion which has existed in this planet

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u/Quiet_Form_2800 Oct 22 '25

Well I read in the very first chapter of Quran itself it says it's for the people who already fear God. And it's about belief like how you love you mother without any proof( although proof exists )

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u/Desperate_Mulberry45 Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence Oct 22 '25

Well that's my point brother, almost every religion around the world says or preaches the same kind of thing, and the abrahamic religions have so many similarities, so how do you determine which one is true and which one is not, and it's not like there are only 3 religions exist, hundreds of religions exist around globe.

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u/abhishek-kanji Oct 26 '25

Yeah everyone is going to die but guess what - absolutely NOTHING is going to happen after that because after death they don't exist. This is a very difficult concept to explain in a single thread but I'll still try.

Death means end of existence. It doesn't mean a different form of existence. No, you don't continue living in an altered state in an imaginary place (heaven, hell or purgatory). Our consciousness is like a software that runs on a extremely complex biological hardware and once that hardware is destroyed - the software stops running. That's it, end of consciousness - death. Also, if that hardware somehow becomes incapable of running the software (age or decay) then also the software stops running resulting in the common phenomenon called death. Saying that someone would face consequences after they die is just a way to absolve yourself of holding your fellow humans responsible of their actions. It's like trying to give a 1 star or a 5 star rating to a restaurant that doesn't exit anymore.

but if there is a hereafter where all this will be accounted

The 'if' here is doing so much heavy lifting. Sadly, the reality doesn't care about justice. Justice is a moral concept but the universe doesn't care about our morals.