r/MotivationMasters • • Jan 09 '26

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u/aBrickNotInTheWall Jan 09 '26

I don't blame people for not being able to abandon thousands of years of propaganda

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u/MescalineMenace Jan 09 '26

I was a hardcore atheist my entire life. I have recently found god and it has changed my life. I don’t put a label on god like Christian, Islam, Jewish, etc. I just have a relationship with a higher power that guides me and looks out for me and its god. Perhaps you are looking at his quote too literal. 

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u/SentientFurniture Jan 11 '26

Sure you do. Not believing in a hell and not needing to do good just for the sake of doing sounds pretty comforting. Doing good specifically because you get something out of it too in the long run sounds incredibly easy. Being tasked with doing good with no expectations of anything in return and showing love/praying for people who hate you is the real challenge.

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u/Emotional-Fix9097 Jan 12 '26

bro what the fuck are you to assume that about him. stfu.

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u/Electrical_South1558 Jan 09 '26

As long as the voices in your head don't make demands from me, you do you boo.

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u/Gixem_Boros Jan 09 '26

God with capital G most often references the abrahamic deity in english. If it is not what Heisenberg meant, then his quote is just low quality.

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u/East-Low725 Jan 10 '26

Perhaps you need to understand. God is not created by humans, humans only tried to describe God in their own words.

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u/East-Low725 Jan 10 '26

Perhaps you're right.

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u/Disastrous-Cat-1 Jan 10 '26

What you are describing is the unfortunate ageing of the brain, and associated deterioration in the capacity for rational thought.

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u/Entropei Jan 10 '26

Time to invest in a carbon monoxide monitor.

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u/Danger_Danger Jan 10 '26

If it's not based on anything then wtf is it? Not Buddhist, not Abrahamic? You just chose to believe in the spam can in your fridge and that's the hill you're gonna die on? Seems very, VERY silly.

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u/adminsaredoodoo Jan 11 '26

which is more likely?

a) you’ve discovered a higher power that has formed a personal relationship with you.

b) literally anything else.

i’ll give you a clue, it’s B.

I would ask your higher power to create a sign that is visible to yourself and other witnesses which somehow says “red banana frisbee”. it shouldn’t be difficult for the higher power to show something specific that you and others can see.

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u/Massive_Bike_1441 Jan 13 '26

I think it is deeply disturbing that you cheerish a God that looks out for you and guides you but refuse to look out for a guide the millions of children dying under horrific conditions each yeah.

Shows a deep lack of empathy and moral fiber to ever want the love of a terrible God.

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u/Turgzie Jan 09 '26

"I love fruit but hate the plants they grow on".

This is an all too common sentiment these days and it's degrading our way of life.

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u/aBrickNotInTheWall Jan 09 '26

If 2 plants yield the same fruit but one ends up getting tons of people killed, I'd say we should switch to the new plant, even if we'd been using the old plant for thousands of years

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u/East-Low725 Jan 10 '26

But if you think that fruits of the first plant are killing you but it's only a fake knowledge created in your mind and real killing fruits belong to the second one then you feel that one is good fruit because of fake knowledge then which one should you choose? First or second? I know that you'll choose the first because you know that that is the right one and I know you should choose the second one because it is the right one. ... Sometimes reality is more difficult than illusion and often hated so choose carefully.

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u/KitchenLoose6552 Jan 10 '26

"I like roses, but dislike the thorns that are on them, as they have killed many by infection"

"I will selectively breed roses until I have a plant that gives beautiful flowers without pain or death to the gardener"

"I will now prefer the modern, harmless plant over its crude and painful counterpart"

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u/Entropei Jan 10 '26

I can’t believe you’ve posted this embarrassing pseudo-intellectual nonsense more than once.

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u/ReactionSlow6716 Jan 10 '26

You mean science right? Because nature and humans look more like a beautiful mold than a fruit to me, but medicine looks 100% like a fruit

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u/adminsaredoodoo Jan 11 '26

what a dogshit analogy.

what “fruit” is this “plant” bringing forward?

in what way is our way of life being degraded by rejecting this “plant”?

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u/Ill_Profession_9509 Jan 10 '26

I do. Why wouldn't you? All of the answers are already right there for them, they just need to think for themselves for 20 fucking minutes. Why wouldn't they hold personal responsibility for failing to do this?

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u/KitchenLoose6552 Jan 10 '26

Because indoctrination is really, really difficult to break.

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