Klovik, what are you even talking about? If everything were measured in money, science would stop progressing altogether. Yes, I agree, there are people who love money, and even I love money. But money won't save you from death, hehe, no matter what you say.
However, I agree with what you said at the beginning of the paragraph. If there weren't people who were willing to move science forward without thinking about money, it would be several centuries behind now. I'm not claiming that everyone in the world thinks only about money.
Furthermore, regarding Christianity. I've read the Bible, if that matters. And I even used to believe in God. So what did it give me? Nothing. That's why I think faith is for noobs. If not, give me counterarguments, in what cases has Christianity really helped a person.
It's perfectly normal if you think that Christianity is "for noobs." It's the default position of an atheist. You're just being overly aggressive towards Christianity, which could lead to a religious flame war.
Examples? Why should I give them if I didn't say that I think Christianity helps people or anything like that?)
I know people for whom faith in God helped in life, but I doubt the fact that I have acquaintances with their stories will convince you of anything.
And here's something else to think about: if Christianity never helps people in any way, then why does it still exist in the world, why are there so many Christians?
And talking about your "military secret" is just funny. You're just exaggerating and rephrasing my words.
Klov, if you have nothing more to say, let's stop spamming, otherwise all your inspired posts will be mercilessly deleted from the topic.
By the way, I suggest looking at this from a scientific point of view. About torture devices, torture as a phenomenon, causing pain to a person, etc. Let's discuss!
How can you make a person suffer from pain while keeping them conscious and alive?