Comments by "Stevie" (@matthewhorizon6050) on "Joe Rogan, Eddie Bravo, Brendan Schaub on God and Simulation Theory" video.

I can imagine Eddie arguing with the barber about the shape of his head
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EXACTLY. Hes great.
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@richardmacias9696 I'm certain that Eddie believes the earth is flat. Granted, I believe that he finds NASA and the federal government to be untruthful, too. But again, he undoubtedly thinks the earth is flat. My view is that there are plenty of conspiracies that developed as a result of corruption and lies and created by people in power, who are either motivated by greed or concern. When someone defaults to a pattern of thinking that derives from obsessiveness -- logically speaking -- said individuals are incorrect. Right? Almost anyone would admit that not every conspiracy is true. This alone should be enough to steer someone to a more reasonable train of thought. No one possesses evidence of the earth's edge? What madness. With all the proof we have to dismiss flat earth theory, its nuts that so remain folks remain loyal to the idea.
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@lukeism2 Exactly haha. Cause Edgy ain't fallin for no 'mirror of deception.' Eddie: As the clippers are supposedly receding you can still see them" Barber: "That's the cord"
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Eddie is actually correct regarding priest who theorized the big bang.
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@ghostbuddy3106 You missed the point, big fella. I merely stated that the claim was accurate, which it is. They laughed it off -- that's why I pointed it out. But granted, I agree, it is hard to take Eddie seriously when discussing any topic outside of BJJ, as his process to seeking truth is embedded with absurd ideologies and illogical notions. With that said, where there is government, there is corruption. The lying from high-ranking government officials is ample and unbridled. I dont believe a word that comes out of any of their mouths. Granted, I dont find everything to be a conspiracy either. But more to your point, I am quite certain that Eddie didnt bring up that point to prove an existence of god. He presented this fact to demonstrate irony. Perhaps, I'm wrong, but Eddie isnt affiliated with any of the Abrahamic doctrines, their branches, sects or denominations.
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@ghostbuddy3106 sorry haha.
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@ghostbuddy3106 I thought you meant that he was intending to use that as a means to prove gods existence. I gotcha.
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@ghostbuddy3106 Since the Age of Enlightenment in the West, the transition you're speaking of has lessened significantly. Sure, the first universities in which mathematicians and users of the scientific method operated came from the Middle Eastern Region of the world, but that period was short lived (i.e., adherence to Islam eventually vanquished this effort, and christianity played a role in its falling). Today, most contemporary intellectuals and scientists never experienced an abandoning of faith, because they were never pinned down by a religious indoctrination. After all, most of the fundimentalist Christian population in the US (evangelicals) consists of the older generation, socioeconomically disadvantaged and/or uneducated. In general, the supporters of fundimentalist religious ideologies are from oppressive social systems. Hence, the lowest earning quintile is often bound to god, because they lack social upward mobility.
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@averageyoutubeuser5537 Somewhere, I heard someone make that point a few days ago. It's a valid question lol.
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AkonVEVO Yes lol! Thank you 👏🤣
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@ghostbuddy3106 I'm not sure Eddie holds such a belief. If you can provide some evidence that he has made a statement that shows even the slightest affiliation with a Christian god then I'll zip it haha. He's agnostic, I think. Eddie is used to being disagreed with in this company of friends, so he's not apprehensive in sharing his opinion. In other words, if he had a belief in god, in a biblical sense then he'd say it. From what I've gather from this knucklehead is that he shares a strikingly similar opinion as Peterson. At least that's the sentiment that hes sharing in this instance.
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