Comments by "S Andersson" (@sandersson2813) on "I Tested the Deadliest Ancient Weapons" video.

  1. @Limeskin  It's not a real story. It's figurative.
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  2. @adventureguy4119  It's just a myth mate. Giants don't exist
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  3.  @richardc8353  It really isn't an excellent analogy. There's a statistical reason to think life on other planets is possible, there is no reason to think that giants exist anymore than there is to believe that dragons, Leprechauns, Loch Ness Monsters and other mythical creatures have existed. I said precisely "try to make a better analogy", so your pedantry has backfired due to your inability to read.
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  4. The bible is a myth. It isn't factual.
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  5. @Limeskin  Giants don't exist. It's just a story. The bible isn't an historical document. It's just a fairy tale.
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  6. @Limeskin  Yes it is. The bible claims that Goliath was 6 spans and a half which is nearly 10 foot.. you don't get people that tall. Why would you believe anything in tje bible when it is so clearly nonsense. You don't believe the flood or exodus do you? You don't believe Samson's strength left him when he got a haircut do you?
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  7. @Limeskin  It would be a miracle if you could use a paragraph and some punctuation. People that are very tall, usually as a result of acromegaly or some thyroid related problem, such as Richard Kiel from James Bond are also very weak and very slow. Their height didn't make them a worthy adversery, in fact it makes them a liability and an easy target. The flood demonstrably didn't happen by the way, you can't possibly believe it did . We know this to be a myth, just as we know we didn't come from Adam and Eve, we know there was no tower of Babel, no exodus, no sun standing still, no talking snake, no burning bush, so why believe anything else in the bible. Let me see, do you believe the tales in other religious books? No you don't, so why do you think anyone should belief your myth when it doesn't have any evidence to support it either? Your belief is just another fairy tale no more credible than believing in Santa Claus, furthermore the entire premise of Jesus is as laughable as it is immoral.
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  8. @BananaMike780  Giants weren't real. Where are the skeletons?
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  9. @BananaMike780  No there isn't. How tall were they ? You don't know because there are no Skeletons of giants because Giants don't exist and never have.
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  10. @richardc8353  No, I don't believe in aliens because there is no evidence to support their existence. Is there a statistical likelihood that there is other life in this universe? Yes, but that doesn't mean there are "aliens" It's laughable you try and conflate life in the universe with "giants".
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  11.  @richardc8353  No, I don't believe in aliens, but I do think there is a statistical likelihood there is other life in the universe (or has been), given the size, age and variety of conditions. I don't believe I'll win the lottery, but there's a statistical chance that I might. There is no evidence which supports giants or ever has been.
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  12. @richardc8353  H Do i think I will win the lottery? No, Is there a statistical chance I may? Yes. It's a terrible analogy for you to make. What evidence is there any giants have ever existed?
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  13.  @richardc8353  Try and make a better analogy.
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  14.  @richardc8353  There is no evidence for other life in the universe, but there's a statistical likelihood there is. There is no evidence for giants, and there is no statistical likelihood they have ever existed.
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  15. @richardc8353  It's a preposterous conflation. The universe is vast, has a variety of conditions and is very very old. The statistical likelihood is that there is, or has been other life in the universe. That does not mean I believe such life exists. That is not remotely comparable to claiming that Giants have existed when there is no evidence to support this claim, or any statistical likelihood of it every having been likely. Why would you believe giants have existed? What justification is there for that belief? It only exists within the realms of fairy tale, and never in reality.
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  16. @h0m3st4r  Davis and Goliath is just another myth in an already debunked book of fairy tales.
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  17. @briantitchener4829  What stupid arguments. Our months are named after Greek gods and our days after Norse gods, so should we believe those are real things too? You need to try harder because your reasoning is LAUGHABLE.
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  18.  @briantitchener4829  Our days and months are named after Norse and Greek gods, so what's your point? Are they true events?
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  19. @leviaraujo9429  There is/was no such thing as giants. Even those rare people that are very tall are very weak and offer no threat at all. Go and research hyperthyroidism or acromegaly. The bible is a truly ridiculous book of stupid claims and fanciful myths.
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  20.  @leviaraujo9429  The tallest man in the world is only 8ft 2 and he's incredibly weak. Go and research hyperthyroidism. The bible is just a book of fairy stories. It's not true. There have only been 29 men taller than 8 foot in recorded history.
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  21.  @leviaraujo9429  There have only ever been 29 people in recorded history over 8 feet, and they are all very weak. The bible isn't factual. It isn't supported by evidence, and there is no evidence of any giant population in human history
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  22.  @leviaraujo9429  There has only been 29 people in recorded history over 8 feet. Sorry. The bible isn't factual.
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  23.  @briantitchener4829  I'm perfectly fine there was a MAN called Jesus, or a man to whom the stories are attributed but there is absolutely no evidence of divinity, resurrection or miracles ANYWHERE. He was likely no more than an ordinary man. If he was so amazing why didn't a SINGLE person who met him bother writing about him? Why didn't anyone write about him until 50 years after his death?
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  24. @briantitchener4829  There isn't a SINGLE testimony in regards to Jesus saving which has been verified as actually having anything to do with jesus. There might be millions of people engaging in wishful thinking due to their indoctrination and delusion, just as there are for every other religion, but there is NO EVIDENCE to support it, and invoking something as being from a god is indistinguishable from an imaginary friend. I don't "choose" not to believe in god, I CANT believe in something which isn't supported by evidence, so why do you?
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  25.  @briantitchener4829  There isn't a single verified testimony to the healing power of Jesus, there's a million testimonies CLAIMING it was due to Jesus, but there is NO EVIDENCE which supports this position, can't you see that?. Why would you follow an immoral belief system like Christianity anyway?
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  26. @briantitchener4829  Its not a choice. Belief is a function of evidence and there is no more evidence for your beliefs than there are for all the other religions you don't follow or don't believe in. Your beliefs are no more credible than Santa Claus. You believe because you're probably American and probably have grown up a Christian, not because anything has convinced you it is true. If you had a good reason, you wouldn't need faith would you? Faith is the excuse to believe when you don't have a good reason.
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  27. @briantitchener4829  What use is faith if a Muslim, Jew, Hindu, Mormon etc all use faith. They can't be right can they? Therefore faith tells you nothing and isn't reliable at all. Also, quoting a disgustingly immoral book like the bible doesn't make your position any more credible.
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  28. @peacekorede36  There is no evidence to support any biblical claim. You don't for example believe that Adam and Eve existed do you? We know we came from Africa, not two people in Middle East. You don't believe the biblical flood story do you? That demonstrably didn't happen. If you believe something which isn't supported by evidence, like the bible then you are believing something which is indistinguishable from a fairy tale, which makes you gullible.
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  29. @peacekorede36  Prove it happened.
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  30. @peacekorede36  We have demonstrated that the bible isn't true other than place names. There was no flood, no Adam and Eve, no parting seas, no burning bush, no exodus and no evidence jesus wasn't just an ordinary man. Furthermore the bible commands immoral things.
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  31.  @peacekorede36  No it isn't. Biblical stories aren't supported by evidence, and it is a book that commands the immoral. Why do you believe this demonstrable nonsense?
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  32. @peacekorede36  The bible is an (immoral) story, it isn't evidence.
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  33. @xesjwpeofjjaysx  Of course it is.
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  34. @zmanzeta7776  It's just a story dude, it didn't happen
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  35. @readifdumb  It matters because the beliefs of the religious affect everyone. Think of the nonsense spewed by them which has affected law, education, policy, society etc. We shouldn't be giving fairy tales any credibility and certainly not special treatment. It is effectively the same as believing in Santa Claus, other than Santa Claus doesn't impact my life.
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  36.  @readifdumb  When religion stops interfering in my life, I'll stop moaning about it. Fair enough?
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  37.  @readifdumb  When religion stops interfering in politics, education taxation etc I'll stop. How about that? Fairy tales have no place in public.
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  38. @readifdumb  Religion needs to stop interfering.
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  39. @scarabmancoyote  Because Giants don't exist. Why would you believe anything in the bible when other than place names the majority of it is debunked nonsense like Adam and Eve, flood, exodus, talking snakes, parting seas, miracles etc. None of those have any evidence to support it, so why believe this nonsense? The bible is ridiculous, immoral stupidity.
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  40.  @scarabmancoyote  Because the bible largely isn't supported by evidence. Given that most of ot has been debunked as nonsense, why would you believe it?
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  41. @scarabmancoyote  Ha ha ha. We know we didn't come from Adam and Eve, we know that the flood didn't happen, we know the Exodus was impossible, we have no evidence of jesus being anything other than a normal man, there is no evidence of miracles, divinity or resurrection, so what exactly do you think is true in the bible?
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  42.  @scarabmancoyote  Yes we do know these things. For example we know we came from a population of hominids in Africa, not the Middle East, Secondly we know the flood didn't happen as described in the bible as there hasn't been a flood at any time in human existence which meets those descriptions and Exodus was a physical impossibility to be lost in such a small area for so long and leave zero evidence. There is no reason to believe the bible.
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  43.  @scarabmancoyote  Yes we do. DNA proves that we didn't come from Adam and Eve but from Africa, there has never been a global flood in human history and the Exodus was impossible because that many people couldn't be lost for that long in such a small area and not be noticed or not leave evidence. It's a fairy tale.
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  44. @scarabmancoyote  You can't be serious. Adam and Eve, The Flood and Exodus have been disproven with evidence.
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  45. @scarabmancoyote  You can't seriously think there was a flood as described in the bible?
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  46.  @scarabmancoyote  Because we can tell from geology and the lack of evidence that such a flood has never occurred as described in the bible at any time in human history. Furthermore there is far too many species on earth for 8 people to have collected and cared for. There is no way they could collect even 1% of the species on earth AND they wouldn't have been aware of the hast majority anyway. There are 8 million distinct species on earth. There are places on earth that have NEVER flooded too.
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  47.  @scarabmancoyote  Because it demonstrably didn't occur.
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  48. @scarabmancoyote  If there was a flood as described in the bible there would be correlating evidence all over the world, but there is no such thing. Secondly there are 8 million species on earth, the majority of which Noah could not have even known about. To expect 8 people to be able to gather, house and feed 8 million species is absolutely laughable, furthermore it would need to rain about 27000 feet in 40 days, again, complete nonsense.
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  49.  @scarabmancoyote  No evidence supports the biblical claim where if it was true there would be evidence everywhere.
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  50. @scarabmancoyote  Ha ha ha. Give me your best piece of evidence there was a global flood as described in the bible. The same scientific method is used to allow you to view the internet
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  51. @scarabmancoyote  That's not how you answer a question. If there was a global flood, why didn't it leave a single bit of correlating evidence? How did 8 people account for 8million species, 99% of which it wasn't even aware of?
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  52.  @scarabmancoyote  That's a cowards response. If there has been such a flood in human history, the evidence would be all over, yet there is none.
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  53. @scarabmancoyote  The evidence would be everywhere had there been such a flood. Yet there is none.
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  54. @scarabmancoyote  Why are you asking that question? That's not how you have a discussion. I asked for the best piece of evidence that a flood as per the bible description happened. Stop diverting. I can prove I'm not a brain in a jar because I can get on a flight and meet you or have a video call with you. It's very easy to prove. Now prove a flood happened.
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  55.  @scarabmancoyote  I can very easily prove I'm not a brain in a jar by having a video call or getting on a plane to meet you. Have you got any evidence that a global flood happened? No.
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  56. @scarabmancoyote  Your arguments are atrocious. The argument from solipsism is so pathetic. You have no reason or justification to belief in a god. I have plenty reason and justification not to think om the brain in a jar.
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  57. @scarabmancoyote  The idea that I painted every famous painting, wrote every play, built every building, designed every car and piece of technology made every sculpture, wrote every book is arrogant. If I lived in a jar and my brain could do anything, then I wouldn't be ha ing a conversation with someone who couldn't even defend their belief. Secondly I can't sit at a piano or at a desk and create a world class work of art. What reason have you to be Christian? You're diverting.
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  58. @gilliesiut2332  It is a myth, there is no evidence to support this story occured, just as the vast majority of the bible is made up nonsense.
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  59.  @scarabmancoyote  Why would I think I'm in a jar right now? Do you think I would be capable of creating every work of art, machine, building, invention, scientific discovery etc but be stuck in a conversation with a moron who can't justify his beliefs?
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  60. @scarabmancoyote  That's nonsense and a compete diversion from you trying to justify this ridiculous story, which by the way, if I'm a brain in a jar, I also made up.
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  61. @scarabmancoyote  Do you seriously believe that there was an Adam and Eve for example? Do you believe the flood happened as described? Do you believe in the Exodus? No e of those things happened, and there is no evidence that Jesus was anything other than an ordinary man, so why would you believe this rotten, immoral book?
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  62. @scarabmancoyote  Because it isn't supported by evidence, none of the bible is other than place names. You don't actually believe Adam and Eve or the flood do you?
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  63. @scarabmancoyote  Because there's no evidence to support that rotten book.
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  64. @scarabmancoyote  no evidence it happened
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  65.  @readifdumb  it isn't supported by evidence. It's a silly story.
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  66. @GR8Trollio  Goliath didn't exist. It's just a story. There's only been 30 people in recorded history over 8 feet and not a single person over 9.
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  67. @readifdumb  Its funny that as science proves the Bible to be nonsense, people should take it as metaphor instead. Why? There's nothing good done by religion that can't be done without it, so why bother with a demonstrably immoral book like the bible? It's a nonsense book of preposterous fairy tales.
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  68. @Red_Whitenblu  Do you say that for every "prophet" or religious person "just in case"? Don't you think any god with a brain would see you were just believing "just incase"? The point to believe something is true is when there is evidence to support the claim, and there isn't any evidence anywhere that Jesus was anything than just an ordinary man. Why do you believe the story? Does that mean you believe in Santa Claus? It's better to be right that wrong right?
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  69. @Red_Whitenblu  You don't "know" though, you've just been indoctrinated to believe it. You don't "know" anymore than a child believes that Santa Claus is coming.
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  70.  @Red_Whitenblu  Unfortunately your crazy beliefs infect society, so they affect me. You don't see the irony in saying Santa Claus existed? St Nicholas and Jesus may well have existed, bit it doesn't mean the myths attributed to them are true does it? You don't "know" you are loved, just as a child doesn't know Santa is coming to give them presents. You need to separate facts from gullibility.
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  71. @Red_Whitenblu  You use some logic please. What if you're wrong and the right religion (if there is such a thing) subjects you to a life of eternal torment for believing the wrong thing? By not believing until l there is a good reason, you can say honestly to any "god" that you didn't have a good reason to believe. Using your logic you'd have to believe EVERY god, "just incase" If your god exists, the surely it would want you to believe in it right? So, that god would know EXACTLY how to convince you ot was true, but as it hasn't done that, either it doesn't care, or it doesn't exist. Why waste time on a myth like that? You don't believe anything else in your life on such a flimsy premise, so why believe this laughable belief?
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  72. @Red_Whitenblu  Santa Claus loves you. See how stupid that sounds? Why do you even think Jesus had a worthy existence? Who demanded that his 3 day bank holiday "sacrifice" was even necessary?
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  73.  @Red_Whitenblu  Does Santa Claus love you too? See how empty a statement that is? The whole Jesus story is silly and makes no sense as well as being immoral. Why would you see any value in it?
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  74. @zxt5148  It's a ridiculous story and like the vast majority of the bible it isn't true. Why do you believe this laughable book? It is both immoral and preposterous. There is nothing good done by religion or religious texts that can't be done without it, so why would you bother? It's the adult Santa Claus and is ridiculous
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