Originally posted by humyI made no claims as to Einstein's religious belief. He said, "God does not play dice." I'll let that speak for itself. 😏“God does not play dice.”
when Einstein talks about 'God' here, just like whenever he spoke of 'God', he is not talking about some kind of supernatural deity but 'the whole universe and the laws of physics' i.e. for him, in 'Einstein speak',
“God” = “ the whole universe and the laws of physics”.
He complained bitterly whenever the ...[text shortened]... basically being totally stupid -sorry, your religion gets no support from Einstein!
Originally posted by NoEarthlyReasonNo music could be as evil as Evil-lution, because Evil-lution is a deception from Satan the devil.
Evil-lution? Is that some proto-heavy metal music composed by John Dowland? in which case it probably doesn't exist, although scientific proof that it doesn't might be elusive. "Evil-Luton", however, has a ring of authenticity about it. Rather similar to Devilish-Dunstable, first proposed by Chardonnay Bogstain from Southend.
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Originally posted by RJHinds
I made no claims as to Einstein's religious belief. He said, "God does not play dice." I'll let that speak for itself. 😏
I'll let that speak for itself
-not with your implied interpretation. In 'Einstein speak',
"God does not play dice" = “The laws of physics does not play dice”
and he rejected belief in any personal god as being infantile.
I made no claims as to Einstein's religious belief
then how would your quote of him in your OP be relevant?
Originally posted by NoEarthlyReasonLOL! Yeah, I bet John Dowland would be wearing black make-up and playing in My Dying Bride had he been born a few centuries later.
Evil-lution? Is that some proto-heavy metal music composed by John Dowland? in which case it probably doesn't exist, although scientific proof that it doesn't might be elusive. "Evil-Luton", however, has a ring of authenticity about it. Rather similar to Devilish-Dunstable, first proposed by Chardonnay Bogstain from Southend.