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What if a scientific breakthrough said you were retarded? Would you use your faith in your knowledge of science to believe otherwise?

faith
/fāTH/
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noun
noun: faith
1.
complete trust or confidence in someone or something.
"this restores one's faith in politicians"
Similar:
trust
belief
confidence
conviction
credence
reliance
dependence
optimism
hopefulness
hope
expectation
Opposite:
mistrust
2.
strong belief in God or in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual apprehension rather than proof.
Similar:
religion
church
sect
denomination
persuasion
religious persuasion
religious belief
belief
code of belief
ideology
creed
teaching
dogma
doctrine
a system of religious belief.
plural noun: faiths
"the Christian faith"
a strongly held belief or theory.
"the faith that life will expand until it fills the universe"

when i turned on my computer i didnt use faith to think it would turn on, i knew it would turn on because thats how it is

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thats not the real term

yes it is

the only reason i know my car will turn on is because the person who invented it had faith in the reasearch and design he was conducting

What if it was broken and you didn’t know it before you tried to turn it on

look at the fucking dictionary you nitwit

are we trying to fucking redefine words again?

@DEUS VULT they didnt use faith, they used info, like combustion

@CallMeTruckson LOOK AT THE DICTIONARY DAMMIT

@Cobra Commander they think science uses faith

@Katze Miaulitzer i did, it said gullible

complete trust or confidence in someone or something.
"this restores one's faith in politicians"

how did the concept of combustion come about?

It’s not controversial to think that

@Katze Miaulitzer no thats not the real one

yes it is dumbass

It doesn't *usually* , but that isn't to say that someone who doesn't know all of the mechanics of say a computer isn't using some amount of belief in the assumption that it will turn on.

we have an online dictionary you fucktard

@DEUS VULT an exp[losion, and some guy tried to figure out how it happened and other ppl used hos IONFO ann OBSERVATIONS to further that, and so on and so forth

because the person who reasearched and studied the concept of combustion had faith that it existed

@DEUS VULT no, faith isnt involved

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/faith

meriam webster?

strong belief in God or in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual apprehension rather than proof.

rather than proof

(2): complete trust

I mean, you can even believe something *won't* work only to find out that it does, so someone researching something isn't intrinsically going to have faith that it works

1 of 2 derfinitions

@Katze Miaulitzer do you always mix up definitions?

nope

and I didn't

it is right there

based on spiritual apprehension rather than proof.

https://tenor.com/view/chowder-schnitzel-radda-serious-gif-5564259

rather than proof

Damn, you're like Sophiesticated lite<:haha:583236087137435659>

there are many defitionions to a word ya know