Kasz216 on 20 September 2009
| highwaystar101 said: Whenever I hear statistics about scientists I always think two things... A. That the actual number of scientists that believe in god is significantly lower than the national average within their country. B. Scientists who belong to a religion will most likely work in a field that is unconnected to their faith and so does not mean they have to compromise on their beliefs. I would be willing to bet that both of these statements are true. |
You would be wrong... well about B.... 59 percent of biologists believe in a god.
A is true.
Like Rath and his "quantum mind" theory. Scientists stick to the first theory they come up with until there is some proof suggesting it isn't so. Even when there is no empieracal evidence... and sometimes when there is empierical evidence to the opposite... like Rath's Quantum mind theory... which is actually less likely as it has stuff going against it and no empirical evidence.
