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Slow day. I can't be doing with dishonest trolls though. Movie now on.

Nobody suggested anything was edited out. Just you. H&W, correctly, highlighted what you changed (added).

Oh of course, resurrecting a thread a day later, and tagging various people who have left you alone, and asking that they leave you alone is exactly what someone who wants to be left alone does. Of course.

Understanding analogies require lateral thought Matthew, so they are lost on you.

"Please play with me egg, please". No Mathew, you're a prick, fuck off.

He's not the same, he's got worse. Today's post was akin to an unpopular kid pleading with the other kids to play with him whilst trying to pop their football. Tragic.

I like a bit of comedy mate, so I'll politely decline your orders.

I missed it amongst the waffle...why the feck you didn't clarify that about a million posts ago I don't know. Awkward prick.

Jesus fecking wept. I'm off out for the evening. Adiós.

Your post wasn't yes or no. You've typed about 500 words across multiple posts. Stop being daft and say yes or no. If you insist on asking people to answer questions in a binary manner, either have the courtesy to reciprocate or shut up.

Nonsense. The Wright Brothers could have failed or succeeded, ie polar opposites. They took a leap of faith.

I'm not interested in your daft games. I'll revert to what we both know is the truth, namely that you agree that they took a leap of faith but cannot concede that here.

It's a hypothetical one. I live in the real world.

Do tell...pretty please 🙏

Jury's have to draw conclusions or inferences. In civil cases the Judge's function is often to make findings of fact, but in so doing he/she must imply, impute or infer evidence. Your world appears binary. The real world isn't, and faith is put in people, and what they say, even in court rooms.

It's a Yes or no Matthew. I'll take the unwillingness to answer as "yes, I know it was a leap of faith, but I'm desperately trying to avoid admitting that because my ego won't allow me to".

No, you have. And just you.

So taking a leap of faith. Thank you.

Yes or no, do you acknowledge that they took a leap of faith?

The Wright Brothers took a leap of faith. You know that.

That's sad, and absolute BS that you have never had faith or put faith in a person or situation. We all have.

1. Ah, so Einstein is wrong. Gotcha. Damn that theory or relativity. 2. Did they take a leap of faith. Yes or no?

So you do in fact have faith, albeit not in something you identify as God? Have we established that much yet? Or are you still maintaining that you've gone through life without faith in anyone or anything in any situation?

This is not a biblical thread Matthew. It's blasphemy, ie related to God. It's you alone that brings this back to just the bible and what you understand God to mean. Now that you've researched and referenced Einstein's understanding of God, you at least now understand that people can have different conceptions of God. Agreed?

1. Faith does NOT need a deity. A God does not have to be a deity. Again your conflate god/religion/faith. Try breaking it down. Indeed, in the same post, you mention Einstein's conception of God which isn't a deity or otherwise religion based, so it beggars belief that you still conflate 3 separate things! 2. I'll defer to Google on this one...the Wright Brothers took a leap of faith...you've taken leaps of faith...it's a shame that your ego can't bring yourself to acknowledge that. "While not in a strictly religious sense, the Wright brothers did take a leap of faith by investing their time, resources, and energy into a project that was largely considered impossible at the time. Their belief in the possibility of human flight, despite the lack of scientific backing, fueled their perseverance and ultimately led to their success. Here's why it's considered a leap of faith: Lack of Scientific Support: Many prominent scientists and engineers at the time dismissed the idea of powered, heavier-than-air flight as impossible. The Wright brothers were essentially challenging established scientific paradigms. Extensive Experimentation and Risk: They poured years into experimenting with gliders and researching aerodynamics, facing numerous setbacks and even a serious injury during a demonstration. Uncertainty in Success: There was no guarantee that their designs would work, or that they could even fly successfully, despite their considerable efforts. In essence, the Wright brothers took a leap of faith by investing their time and resources into a dream, even when the odds were heavily against them. Their unwavering belief in the possibility of flight, coupled with their meticulous experimentation, ultimately led to one of history's most significant inventions".