What do you believe in?

What stuff do you believe in even though you dont have evidence and are atheist? I believe in aliens and some sort of afterlife. I also believe theres a 4th density that has different laws of physics. The 4th density im talking about is not about time. I believe theres alot of stuff the universe can do that would seem supernatural. I believe in magic and supernatural like powers that humans arent capable of.

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Permalink Reply by Thoughtland on July 13, 2011 at 11:52am
Where does this leave umpa lumpas, elves etc?
Permalink Reply by Prog Rock Girl on March 25, 2010 at 10:05am
Most atheists are going to tell you they don't believe in any of this. Why do you believe in these things?
Magic and supernatural abilities don't exist. I hung around for years with people who claimed they had supernatural abilities, and none of them offered to prove it, or even made excuses of why they couldn't. Now I think someone who makes claims like that is either crazy or attention-hungry. If someone has them, they should go out and get that million dollar JREF prize already.
Permalink Reply by Jim DePaulo on March 25, 2010 at 12:14pm
If there were people who actually had supernatural or paranormal abilities then the trait would have to be encoded in the individuals DNA (unless they picked it up through magic). Given the enormous advantage a persons with such an ability would have the trait would have spread through the population in a few dozen generations.
The trait would have huge survival advantage giving it a first class ticket on the evolutionary express.
So where is it?
Permalink Reply by Black Magick Woman on March 25, 2010 at 1:02pm
In the Witness Protection Program with god and the baby jeebus of course!
Permalink Reply by Little Name Atheist on March 28, 2010 at 9:57pm
Ha!
Permalink Reply by Michelle on April 5, 2010 at 9:48pm
Does the awesomeness gene count? It feels like a super power to be this awesome and my brother seems to have it too.
Permalink Reply by Abnormal on March 25, 2010 at 2:57pm
I believe Jim Morrison, Bruce Lee and David Carradine faked their deaths to join a secret spy society.
Permalink Reply by Tom Thompson on March 25, 2010 at 6:22pm
All that notoriety got to them and they wanted to settle down to a productive and unappreciated life eh?
Permalink Reply by Abnormal on March 27, 2010 at 5:50pm
It would be the perfect cover.

" Hey that looks like Jim Morrison."

"Don't be stupid that fools long dead!"
Permalink Reply by D R Hosie on July 9, 2011 at 2:09am
I believe that if David Carradine was trying to fake his death, he failed - miserably.
Permalink Reply by Charles on March 25, 2010 at 9:07pm
I believe in nothing supernatural.I have a hard time understanding how some atheist don't believe in a god but they can believe in ghosts.I believe that alien life can exist but I believe it to be types of bacteria.
Permalink Reply by Johnsky on March 27, 2010 at 7:19pm
Aliens eh?

I believe there is life out there, allot of it. Only, we're rather new to the neighborhood, and we haven't ventured beyond our own bedroom, let alone any other houses.

Is there intelligent life? Probability is, yes. But, just like earth, there's probably a whole load of single celled life, plant like, and un-intelligent life that we won't even notice. Likely there's a few hundred living planets our species will find before we finally find one with intelligence.

But, alas, we haven't even gone far enough to find one living planet yet.
Likely won't in our life time.


I also believe that the nature of interactions at a quantum level are more random and undefined than we'd like to realize.


And I am CONVINCED that there exists an equal quantity of anti-matter as matter in the universe. Only question is, how does it exist, or where does it exist that it doesn't cancel out the rest of the matter in the universe.
I am curious as to whether the universe exists in two planes... and that we can only interact with one half of it. (which is good, cause if we were able to interact with the other half, we'd be promptly canceled out of existence.)

You can get something from nothing, so long as the net value of that something adds back up to nothing.

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