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    1. World's Greatest Dad: Say No to Puns‏ @The_WGD May 8
      Replying to @ParadiseDelayed

      This was always my primary complaint with early NRx, tbh. The market is driven (at least in part) by religious beliefs, and removing them can only be temporary, creating a vacuum to be filled by other beliefs that claim they are not beliefs.

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    2. John from Synanon‏ @ParadiseDelayed May 8
      Replying to @The_WGD

      What are some examples of religious beliefs driving markets? I'm not saying they don't just trying to get more of a handle on this

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    3. World's Greatest Dad: Say No to Puns‏ @The_WGD May 8
      Replying to @ParadiseDelayed

      Any belief, really, but the clearest is Healthcare.

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    4. John from Synanon‏ @ParadiseDelayed May 8
      Replying to @The_WGD

      Markets for healthcare are driven by physical need in the most direct sense, how is it religious?

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    5. World's Greatest Dad: Say No to Puns‏ @The_WGD May 8
      Replying to @ParadiseDelayed

      What is physical need? It's all theological. Infanticide, euthanasia, cancer treatment for octogenarians, fertility treatment for 37+ year old women, elective surgery, antibiotics for minor infections, psychologists, psychopharmaceuticals, everything.

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    6. John from Synanon‏ @ParadiseDelayed May 8
      Replying to @The_WGD

      True, religious ideas enter around those issues but the core of healthcare is just the alleviation of pain and dysfunction, I wouldn't see that as having a theological edge

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    7. World's Greatest Dad: Say No to Puns‏ @The_WGD May 8
      Replying to @ParadiseDelayed

      Let me try to rephrase my point. Our physical perceptions, even including pain and dysfunction, are subservient to our religious beliefs.

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    8. World's Greatest Dad: Say No to Puns‏ @The_WGD May 8
      Replying to @The_WGD @ParadiseDelayed

      Pain and dysfunction are extremely variable. When you have children, your will quickly notice that the degree of pain am injury inflicts is based more on surprise than on actual damage.

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    9. John from Synanon‏ @ParadiseDelayed May 8
      Replying to @The_WGD

      Pain threshholds are psychologically variable but if you're ill you're ill, think we're hitting a deep difference in perspectives here

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    10. World's Greatest Dad: Say No to Puns‏ @The_WGD May 8
      Replying to @ParadiseDelayed

      Yes, which means we've reached the area of our faith. I cannot convince you from here, although you might be converted.

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      John from Synanon‏ @ParadiseDelayed May 8
      Replying to @The_WGD

      Does established medical understanding recognise the relationship of faith to health that you're suggesting? I think it's closer to what I'm saying

      5:01 AM - 8 May 2018
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        2. World's Greatest Dad: Say No to Puns‏ @The_WGD May 8
          Replying to @ParadiseDelayed

          Of course they don't, they're men and women of science!

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        3. John from Synanon‏ @ParadiseDelayed May 8
          Replying to @The_WGD

          Well I suppose when I was arguing for the separation of religion and politics we already saw it as being separate from science, maybe I was assuming there then

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        4. World's Greatest Dad: Say No to Puns‏ @The_WGD May 8
          Replying to @ParadiseDelayed

          Can't separate religion and politics from science, either, sadly.

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        5. John from Synanon‏ @ParadiseDelayed May 8
          Replying to @The_WGD

          The History of modern science has been a success to just the extent that we did in fact acheive that

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        6. World's Greatest Dad: Say No to Puns‏ @The_WGD May 8
          Replying to @ParadiseDelayed

          I'm very skeptical. Modern science is (most often) done in the academy, and the academy is a religious institution with its own theology and dogma, and plenty of politics. How many decent, testable hypotheses have been rolled out in the last few decades compared to cash spent?

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        7. John from Synanon‏ @ParadiseDelayed May 8
          Replying to @The_WGD

          Plenty of research takes place in industry, and STEM has largely until now been insulated from the religious aspects of the Cathedral. What testable hypotheses? I could point to any technological development out of an abundance in recent times

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        8. World's Greatest Dad: Say No to Puns‏ @The_WGD May 8
          Replying to @ParadiseDelayed

          What non - computer tech has advanced significantly in the last three decades? I'm looking at things like the LHC and physics in general (which is almost entirely religious nowadays). The whole "green energy" debacle, etc.

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        9. John from Synanon‏ @ParadiseDelayed May 8
          Replying to @The_WGD

          True there has been stagnation in some respects. If you're saying religion and science can't be separated though I'm not sure what your vision for science is?

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