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"There's lots of convoluted messiness in there as well. But relatively speaking, science was a method we used to understand what is. In some cases, you might say even religion or religions are another example of understanding what is, or at least has been in the past, still is. But I, I mean depending on how, how you implement religion into your life will maybe vary on those framings of what is. Right?"
"There's lots of convoluted messiness in there as well. But relatively speaking, science was a method we used to understand what is. In some cases, you might say even religion or religions are another example of understanding what is, or at least has been in the past, still is. But I, I mean depending on how, how you implement religion into your life will maybe vary on those framings of what is. Right?"
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"There's lots of convoluted messiness in there as well. But relatively speaking, science was a method we used to understand what is. In some cases, you might say even religion or religions are another example of understanding what is, or at least has been in the past, still is. But I, I mean depending on how, how you implement religion into your life will maybe vary on those framings of what is. Right?"
"There's lots of convoluted messiness in there as well. But relatively speaking, science was a method we used to understand what is. In some cases, you might say even religion or religions are another example of understanding what is, or at least has been in the past, still is. But I, I mean depending on how, how you implement religion into your life will maybe vary on those framings of what is. Right?"