thefly

a coworker came in this morning and began talking about how these scientists had created a small black hole, in an attempt to reenact the beginning of the universe. Now I know that the two topics you don't talk about are politics and religion. The other coworker there this morning obviously doesn't know this tidbit of a safe and meaningful life. This is not a debate about divine origin or Darwinism; this is just a comment that when someone comes in sharing the news, like she does every morning about what she had heard on the way in, do not take the time to input. This girl scoffed at the scientists "Know how the universe was made? GOD!!" See, this is it, you little bitch. There's a large part of the scientific community who do not believe in God or gods or anything. Just science. So it would be pointless for them to try to understand your God and makes much more sense for them to use science to try to create what they think science created. Why is it so important for you to interject your Belief mechanics into a story that does not threaten them nor concerns them. If they proved the universe was formed by science you'd still scoff and say God did it. Fine. You don't believe the Big Bang. Fine. Our coworker probably doesn't either but what the scientists accomplished, despite their goals, was deemed interesting.

When this girl had finished mumbling about God the other coworker commented that she was kinda rooting for the scientists... she figured a new Creation would at least get her out of work today. No Darwinistic probe. Just an update of the scientific world and how it could benefit us.