Re: Sklansky\'s Intelligence Weighting as it Relates to God
<font color="red"> Either way being convinced looks bad (unless the less intelligent are more likely to be right) </font>
What I'm saying is that physicists do like a unifying theory. So while the existence of God may not be convincing, it is neither unconvincing. What better unifying theory than the existence of God?
Btw- Does anyone know if Einstein's comment, "God does not throw dice" was made tongue-in-cheek? Or did he in fact acknowledge the possible existence of God?
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