Do you believe in quantum entanglement/ quantum computing?

Because they proved the theory of quantum entanglement to be true using quasars **in space**.

lol

no they didn't

we've never landed on a "quasar" ergo....anything based on celestial bodies....is based on an image

a light

planets are not solid objects.

not even our moon

You can’t land on a quasar...

It’s a black hole

it's not real

this is where we live

What’s beyond our world?

anything viewed in the sky....is like looking at the ceiling of a giant planetarium

we've never left

we can't

Well it can’t just be nothing. There’s gotta be something else out there right?

most likely water

the firmament "separates the waters from the waters"

but we cannot confirm by experimentation atm. or at least, the general public hasn't

but it's easy to infer it must be there...whether "space" is water....or....1x10^-17 torr

if it's the latter....we wouldn't have any gases or liquids here

2nd law

So you don’t think Mars or any other planet exists?

no

and even the moon is not a solid object.

which would explain a lot

Is the sun a solid object?

it's a light....self-illuminating

both are

I’m curious to how you would explain the creation of elements then. If you’re comfortable with answering that.

Genesis 1

it's the most scientifically and historically accurate book ever written. and that coming from a PhD scientist and former atheist of over 30yrs

I don't think Earth is flat because I believe in God. I believe in God because I found out Earth is flat

and realized evolution is impossible

by simple math and thermodynamics

I had all the knowledge to figure these out 30yrs ago

but was so indoctrinated like we all are....

cognitive dissonance

pride