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This thought-provoking video explores the idea that while data and logic can't prove our beliefs are the best, there are still things we can do to make sure they are valid and beneficial. Through an engaging discussion, the video highlights the importance of critically examining our beliefs and engaging with others in meaningful dialogue and debate. It also offers practical advice on how to approach disagreements, identify and challenge faulty beliefs, and develop our own informed and reasoned opinions. Ultimately, the video encourages us to think for ourselves and strive for a deeper understanding of the world around us.


I try to prove that all beliefs in God or supernatural are equally good. So we should not criticize anyone's belief. Of course, we have the right to self defence and to critisize bad actions and bad behaviour.

We will also examine the idea that beliefs, including those about God or the supernatural, cannot be proven or disproven through logic and data. We will discuss the importance of respecting the beliefs of others, regardless of whether or not they align with our own, and the limitations of using logic and data to evaluate them.

I will be scientifically proving that all beliefs are equally good as long as you create a good narrative or description about what you want to believe in. Then I will be proving why is it so and what are the lessons for the humanity.
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There are 10 types of people.

• A believes in only one God.
• B also believes in only one God. But a different one.
• C believes in a God who is unified form of multiple Gods.
• D believes in multiple Gods.
• E believes that everything is God.
• F believes in some God but does not know who God is.
• G does not believe in God. But respects others who do.
• H does not believe in God and thinks others are fools to believe in one.
• I Does not believe in God but focusses on what he does perfection.
• J does not believe in God but believes in Karma.

Of course, each one of the above who believes in God, has a different way and ritual to invoke his God.

Here is the test. It requires a little bit of free thinking and honesty to take it.

Think of the category that you fall into – A to J.
Now, imagine people that you know personally or from news that fall in other categories.
Compared to yourself, can you say that ALL of them are:
• Unhappy – Yes / No.
• Unhealthy – Yes / No.
• Poor – Yes / No.
• Unsuccessful – Yes / No.
• Unsafe – Yes / No.
• Mentally deprived – Yes / No.
• Have lower expected lifespan – Yes / No.


Unless your answer is YES to all the questions, you should realise that it is not because of anyone’s belief in God. Either God does not exist, or God does not matter in everything related to life.

But we know that a majority of those who are happy, healthy, and successful do believe in their own God which is different than yours. Those people swear by their own God and credit everything in their life to their God.

So, what is going on here? We reach these conclusions:
• God exists,
• God may not exist,
• God plays a key role in the life of some successful people. And,
• God plays NO role in the life of some successful people.

If you argue that your belief gives better rewards in the afterlife. Remember, the qualification to take this test was ‘free thinking’ and ‘honesty’. No one has seen afterlife. It can be scientifically proven that it does not exist. It can also be proven that investing in afterlife is not a viable decision. But that is a separate topic.

Therefore, the takeaway is – Do not think your belief is better than others. All beliefs are as good. People of all beliefs are just as happy, healthy, and successful as followers of your belief.

We should debate, praise, or criticize peoples’ actions not beliefs.

All we can reasonable conclude is that God or a Godlike force or energy exists but acts in mysterious ways. We will try to unlock those mysteries in the coming videos.