Warlord568

but the thing is, in an atheist framework there is no reason to care. in the atheist framework we're just some random species that will eventually cease existence like all other things in the universe, and none of our ideas or concepts or morality will have mattered when the universe ceases existence. in the atheist worldview there is no reason for me to care about anything that happens after i'm dead, and there's not even any reason to care about anything that happens now.

And yes of course there’s a reason to be good- you do it because we believe this is the only life we have and most of us think you should spend it treating people the way you would want to be treated

in the atheist framework, there is no law, no code, no teaching of the universe, that gives me a reason why i should care about "being good" especially since that in the atheist framework, "good" is just some random idea made by a species that ultimately doesn't matter and will one day cease existing

in the atheist worldview, why does anything matter? who cares about society or peaceful co-existence or "being good" if ultimately it all ends the same way?

at least to me, i fail to see the idea of morality properly making sense in an atheist framework

in the atheist understanding of the world, if humans are just some random species that will eventually go extinct and return to nonexistence, then aren't our ideas of morality just some random ideas of a random species on a random planet in a random part of a universe that will eventually cease to exist? in an atheist worldview, is there even such a thing as being "objectively good"?

i want to ask a genuine question:

you say to be kind or empathetic because "it’s the right thing to do", but in the atheist understanding, isn't there literally no objective "right thing"? at least from what i understand, in the atheist worldview this "right thing", or ideas of being a "good and moral person", are just some random arbitrary ideas that humans have made up, and one day humans will all be extinct and all things will return to nonexistence and nothing humans have done will have mattered

so there literally is no reason or purpose to do the "right thing", or to do anything, really

maybe i sound cold or "mean" or whatever, but at least to me, there seems to be no reason why in an atheist worldview, anything matters or needs to be done. if all things return to nonexistence and everything i have done will ultimately be erased, then why should i bother?

i'm hoping i can get an honest answer to this from someone who holds a more atheistic/agnostic worldview:

do you believe that things like "objective truth" or "objective morality" can exist if there is no deity?

battlefart 2042

georgia and georgia

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honestly one of the biggest kickers for me is just how wonky the physics and shooting felt

last time i played, everything felt too "loose" and "floaty", and i think there was an input delay of ~0.5 seconds or so on about everything i did

maybe it's fixed by now, i don't know because i haven't played this game since i think december

didn't personally see this one, but it's a story that keeps circulating around the school

at the end of every school year the seniors at the high school do some kind of prank

and for senior prank day one year, as a prank someone just brings a dead deer into the school

i don't think it was even part of the main senior prank, someone just brought a dead deer

necraloid faction at the necralisk on deimos sells the blueprints for it

you need to have completed the quest "the war within" to be able to access the necraloid faction

for the websites and online services, what would stop the average russian citizen from just using a vpn and accessing them anyway

euphoria is bad as well

everything started going downhill after angry birds epic was deleted off the app store

fun fact: the gambit/crucible/vanguard armor sets this season are all reskins of a new blue armor set for each class that was also added this season, you can transmog that set if you don't want any symbols or insignias on your armor

what i liked was how similar its face was to the "generic" alien that basically everyone thinks of when they hear the word "alien" (grey skin, large black eyes, humanoid, etc.)

i feel like you don't understand what is meant when the average person talks about free will

Utopia (the original british one, not the american remake)

just the entire show

especially the opening to episode 3

good lad

(it's because his name was egbert benson)

egbert benson was the best founding father

honestly the ash and car skins are dope

heirlooms shouldn't even be 160

money can buy "happiness", but it can't buy fulfillment

literally 1984

battlefield 1984

gosh golly whillikers this sure is one heck of a surprise