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RE: The Mother of all Conspiracy Theories - Part 3: "What the fuck is a God?"
Some interesting premises. I would suggest that if you are going to go through work of writing out your theories that it may be worth adding additional research, depth and evidence for some of your claims.
For a small example, before trying to draw a connection between 'magic' and 'magnetic', you could have explored the etymology of the words.
They both stem from Latin, but have very different roots.
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Anyway, enjoy your conspiracy.
How kind of you. That certainly makes your condescending tone, in both this message and the one from yesterday, completely acceptable.
I would suggest that if you are going to go around attempting to make conspiracy theorists look dumb, you should understand the information you are attempting to use to that end.
Etymology is by no means an exact science, and I have studied the origins of enough words, in enough different places, to know that different resources will very often give you different etymological results. If you had studied what etymology is before trying to use it to make me look foolish, you would have known this.
Ignoring the unfalsifiable nature of etymology in many cases, your comment still makes little sense, for you seem to be asking me to provide irrefutable evidence of not only God, but that we humans created God(s). Considering that for thousands of years there has apparently been no piece of evidence strong enough to convince everyone that God exists, I don't know how any logical person could expect me to pull a smoking gun out of my arse on this one.
This is a theory. Not an attempt to tell you how the world is. If you don't agree with it, that's fine, because there's a very good chance that a lot of it is not entirely accurate. But, you will have to explain to me what exactly you are gaining on a personal level with these silly little attempts to show that you know better than me- a person you do not even know, and therefor have no right to believe you know better than.