Comments by "Keifer" (@keifer7813) on "Where Does God Fit in an Infinite Universe Brian Cox and Joe Rogan" video.

@AgnosticSpaceCreature If by evolution you mean that things undergo change, even living beings. I don't think you'll find a single soul on Earth who rejects that. If however, you mean the theory of evolution which states that all living things share a common ancestor, then that's neither obvious nor a fact
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2:40 Not entirely true. A lot of science, particularly as it pertains to the origin of man and the origin of the universe, is unobserved dogma that you get vilified for even questioning. Which sounds oddly familiar - almost like....religion! The theory of evolution for example relies on imaginary concepts like speciation, and abiogenesis. Yet, we're told science only deals with the observable, and tested. Yeah right This is why I value science that is practical i.e the stuff we figured out to build planes, cure diseases, etc. But the theoretical science about the origin of life and the universe is pure conjecture 3:00 Just listen to this part. He claims two things: 1) Time elapsed 2) We know what happened Then around 30 seconds later, he says we actually don't know what happened and that the universe might not have even had a beginning which would invalidate time completely. But im the idiot for questioning this stuff 😂
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@trisaswa782 Speciation refers to a the emergence of new species that can no longer mate with eachother. This is imaginary because it has never been observed. I know you say it's a theory, but its still imaginary. I could have a theory that big foot is real, it's still in the realm of 'imaginary'. And yes, you are vilified for it. Let people know you don't believe in the theory that we all evolved from a common ancestor and see how quickly you get insulted and laughed at. It's dogma, reminiscent of the indoctrination of citizens by a dictator. I've seen it first hand in debates with people, seen it in videos, and comment sections/forums.
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