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but he won't. and neither would any other deity. they're just made up.
by joubert 17y ago
but he won't. and neither would any other deity. they're just made up.
- hugh3 17y agoNow now, that's a skepticism failure. A proper skeptic should acknowledge that it's very very unlikely that Thor exists, but that there is a small nonzero probability that he might.
- joubert 17y agoYes, technically you are correct. But we think in terms of absolutes all the time in order to live in this world (e.g. The statue could wave it's arm, but it is such a remote possibility that we can discount it for practical purposes.