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Either there is an apple in your hand or there is not an apple in your hand. It cannot simultaneously be there and not be there.
oh yeah it can. if the apple in invisible.
if you see a number of sticks in the ground in a forest arranged into a geometric -yet a little uneven- pattern, do we assume these sticks fell that way, or do we assume a person came along and put them there. it can be either one, and i'm not latching onto any one side. same with religion and god. when you're arguing about the existance of something you cannot see in the physical world, and have to make sence of it through either faith or logic, it's easy not to know which one is right. some things make me think there's a god, others dont. i admit i'm leaning more on the doen't exist side, but still, i'm open to hearing both sides of the argument almost equally.