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memestryker11 months, 3 weeks ago

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I think it has more to do with whatever ultimately constitutes a personality and a human being than evangelism. Some people believe whatever their parents and minister/rabbi/imam/elder tell them and others are more likely to think for themselves--and it's on a continuum, with peer pressure and appearances having a significant role (human nature).

I saw a figure that about 24-27% of Americans consistently believe their folktales trump science. That's good news for the solar system and its inhabitants.

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