Academy of Sciences of Heroesland

I'm telling you again, money is just paper. Of course, you'll have to spend some on a new body, but it's not critical. What's more important is that there's an idea, and money is secondary here.

Can you just understand me?
Do you even understand what you're saying? Money isn't critical; the idea is more important. Imagine you're broke and work as a janitor; how are you going to buy yourself a body for a huge amount of money? Money isn't critical, right.
You'll have to spend some paper. Such a body will only be available to millionaires and billionaires, at least for the next few decades. And I repeat again – for you, the idea is more important. For most people, money is more important.
Ment, try to explain it to him, because he's completely out of it.

By the way, you started talking about some kind of summer houses, i.e., you're already assuming that this money will be spent, that no one will come up with anything, etc. And then you contradict yourself.

I don't understand. What money, whose money, and where will it go? Who won't come up with anything? What are you even talking about? I didn't say anything like that; I don't understand you.

In short, it's the same as theology.

Go learn the terms. I think it's pointless to talk about this topic, at least until you can distinguish between theology and religious studies.

Most Christian people believe simply because they are pushed to do so by social factors. Like, I'm a believer because it's fashionable, because everyone in my family is a believer, etc. In fact, they are uncultured because they don't think about what all this is for, why this faith, etc.

In principle, I agree, but Ment correctly hinted that the same is true for atheists. And considering that most people are atheists, you should think more carefully about who is "uncultured" here.

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Also, I didn't find such a picture about believers and atheists, but the point is clear. You replace linux with believers and windows with atheists.