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

yes and science doesnt use fath, we have peer review

you are right

it uses faith

and faith is not useful for anything

science doent use faith

it doesn't use fath it uses faith

@Katze Miaulitzer moron

@Katze Miaulitzer you use lead paint chips

says the dude with the spelling error and didn't bother to fix it

@Katze Miaulitzer dont reallly care, stay on topic idiot

I have faith that you will have many spelling errors in the future

you require faith in a concept to devote time into researching it

@DEUS VULT not at all

I have faith in my theory

@Katze Miaulitzer i have faith that your lead paint chip addiction is gonna lower your IQ

that isn't necessarily an intrinsic thing actually. you *can* have faith when researching something but it's possible not to.

I believe you are becoming a troll now and throwing a tantrum

@Katze Miaulitzer so you admit your theory is wrong but you are gonna believe it anyway

how do you think that all forms of science started, with someone having faith that there was something more to be learned by following a certain line of inquiry

@Katze Miaulitzer no, you have no argument

likewise

@DEUS VULT you are confusing faith with ideas

actually faith is believing an idea

@Katze Miaulitzer you admitted you have no argument

having faith is beliving an idea

see, I care about spelling errors

no, faith is suckin a cock

oh using profanities are we?