SpezBroughtMeHere

Why is the proposed solution always to just pay people more and not just make things cost less? The only reason I can find is that making things cost less doesn't provide a scapegoat for everybody to rally behind, even though it would be more effective.

How does either of your comments relate to my point of there being no natives?

I could try to explain it better for you to understand if you'd like. There's no mental gymnastics. Can you explain why if there's no definitive source, what makes God not a plausible explanation? Given the scientific method of observation, what rules that out as a possibility?

So where did gravity come from? Where did the laws of thermodynamics come from? What about the laws of motion? If you can't definitively explain its origin, objectively why is God not a plausible answer?

OK. What's your point?

Well, I didn't ask what God would do to prove himself. I asked is there anything that would change your mind or is it made up and there's nothing that would get you to change your beliefs? I have to ask because I'm not all knowing, I rely on conversation to get info.

Not for scientists really. But for the average person that doesn't understand it, absolutely. You're just going of the word of some dude that said it was true. His friends agreed so it must be correct.

So what imperial evidence would answer your questioning without you trying to debunk that? I mean if God literally spoke to you, would you accept that or were you just hallucinating?

Well, I believe in a Creator directly because of science. We aren't a result of chaos that just happened to line up at precisely the right time. Let's take the rules that govern the universe. Gravity is a constant. Science proves that. It didn't magically happen. The laws of thermodynamics. The math is always correct and it was occurring well before anyone could articulate it. Same with biology. It takes 3500 calories to change one pound of weight, so many grams of protein to maintain muscle mass. I can keep going but the point is, God said it was created and science proves its not a happy random accident. So if that points to plausibility, what other things in the Bible can be plausible, even pointing to truth?

So you want dictatorship. That way there is no opposing side and as long as you agree, everything is good.

That would included those that you consider 'natives'.

Yep. There's no 'natives'. Shits been getting invaded and conquered forever.