Will humanity die out? No, I don't think so -- but a lot of people might wish they had died sooner, once social collapse gets under way.
I'm not some person off the street. I know what it is . We are responsible for what we believe. There you happy with that.You might want to look up Epistemic Responsibility first.
Are you writing on a device right now that is the result of scientific research, theories, theoretical physics, engineering ideas etc. Things put together through deduction, induction, trial and error, research, falsifiability methods, cross-checking and so on.
Do you mean to say, that we cannot prove, research and rationally explain things and because of that form and change our world according to it? How then are you writing on a device that is the direct result of science and research?
What do you call that knowledge, research and science?
The premise is still true, no evidence or proof exists of any God or Gods, which means that belief in God or Gods have no truth value whatsoever and should not ethically be an influence on society and other people.
Epistemic responsibility put a responsibility on the ones who make choices without sufficient evidence. To choose to believe is to accept a belief without evidence and risk spreading this belief-system.
How do you know that what you see is true
No argument has ever been able to prove the existence of God or gods through evidence.
You said “better”, didnt you?
system could be perfect, but as you say the beast has a certain nature which compels him to abuse the system.
maybe it is. but then your saying that it's a cultural problem, are you not?Perhaps it's not a type but a degree issue.
There are alternatives to the version of capitalism that we have.
For the sake of our home planet, capitalism needs to be either replaced or brought to heel
That is communism, as I said it has motivation problems. When people do something they think they need to get something in return. The only way it could work is if we're all carbon copys of each other.socialist system, not centered on money per se, geared towards providing both the essentials for everyone
Ah, but now you arent talking about a system flaw, you are talking about a human flaw. The system could be perfect, but as you say the beast has a certain nature which compels him to abuse the system.
I don't think that is an entirely accurate application of Kant's philosophy.
they must have the simplest possible form.
So would you then say that an undercover officer is morally wrong simply for taking the job which involves lying ? Because in your world, lying is always wrong.
How then would this tie in with 'All people should be respected' ?
no, skepticism is divided in to two groups. Those that doubt for doubting sake. Then those who are considering what we can actually know with 100% asureance.Is skepticism about doubting everyone and everything?
Yes, but we need to trust someting.Is it humanly possible to trust no-one?