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 Only idiots will, those are people who are beyond saving anyway, so in reality I'm just saving them time. For me it works like this (it should also work like this for you, else you're faulty): if I read somewhere a thing *X* is retarded, along with a good explanation as to why, and I know I'm doing *X*, I really say to myself "hmm, I'd like to be less retarded, I should probably stop doing that", and then I try -- that's how I [unretard](unretard.md) myself more and more. That's how it works for people who have a good, essentially non-retarded mindset (even if they still do many retarded things; remember, only [God](god.md) can be perfect). Truth is a truth, if something is stupid it's stated to be stupid, being diplomatic is harmful and idiotic.
 
+### Do you believe in god?
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+I don't know, I ask myself the same. The issue lies in what the question really means, I don't know how to answer because I don't know what's being asked. I am definitely not a fedora [atheist](atheism.md), and I just as well don't subscribe to any "religion as a package" (though I was baptized when I was very little). I am absolutely positive there are things beyond our comprehension and it would be foolish to believe humans are special, unique, most intelligent or somehow central to the Universe, I see it as a fact there is something above, more powerful and intelligent (in its own way), I am just unsure about the nature of such a force (Does it "know" or "care" about us? What are its "goals"? Is it a single entity or multiple ones? Is it even "in" our Universe or somehow "above" it? Is it just an extremely powerful computer still abiding by the laws of our physics or is capable of performing literal miracles such as deciding undecidable problems thanks to existing above our Universe? Can we really even think about it in terms of [our language](human_language.md) which is only ever capable of describing concepts that are familiar to us?). The religion (if we could call it so) I found resonated best with me was [Buddhism](buddhism.md), but I never studied it or otherwise "immersed" myself in it, partly because I am lazy and partly because I encountered some obstacles (I find it hard to meditate or believe in reincarnation for example). Like always, I prefer to just absorb many ideas from different sources and form my own unique way of faith. What I believe in can probably be best understood from this wiki: for example I somehow see [life](life.md) as most the most sacred thing in the Universe and that's what all my [morals](morality.md) are derived from.
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 ### Do you get death threats?
 
 Yes.