Nature's Laws

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Not even wasting my time.   To you apologists is a bad thing.  I see them as at least trying to change based on new information.

you have a belief of no god.

I have no belief in a god; it's a subtle but important distinction.

  you really are not interested in things like space being "something" (as shown by nasa), the laws of thermodynamics, or information being stored in states of matter and being expressed while the states change.  so in the end you, like most, won't care what the facts are and will just say "nope I don't believe that.".  Just like theist do with evolution. 

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I don't feel much need to respond to a post that's more interested in dictating to me what I think, rather than addressing what I actually think. Have we even met, that you can be making these pronouncements about my thoughts? Or are you just being a presumptuous ass? [/font][/size]

lmao, nature doesn't "know" but human sure do. That's just funny. 

What, pray tell, is funny about that? Humans have minds to know, whereas nature is just an overarching conceptual label, without a mind of its own. How could it know anything?

Hell, why do I even need to say that? Shouldn't it be obvious that things without minds don't know things?