RE: The Problem with Pascal's Wager
May 10, 2018 at 8:59 pm
(This post was last modified: May 10, 2018 at 9:00 pm by robvalue.)
Believing anything at all "just in case" is a flawed concept. It could be that all the good things you thought you were getting by believing it actually apply to those who don't believe it; and vice versa for any bad things.
For example, it could be that I "get into heaven" if and only if I don't believe in God. So believing in God is not "playing it safe" at all.
This is why unfalsifiable propositions are utterly useless.
For example, it could be that I "get into heaven" if and only if I don't believe in God. So believing in God is not "playing it safe" at all.
This is why unfalsifiable propositions are utterly useless.
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