ATHEIST GIRL PROVES GOD EXISTS & WINS AIRPODS
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Summary
In this episode, we put atheists in the shoes of theists and challenged them to come up with the best argument for God. Georgia won the challenge and was given Airpods. Georgia's argument was so convincing that we awarded her with an Airpod.
Transcript
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Okay guys, so basically yesterday we had a social experiment that we did
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where we got atheists to put themselves in the shoes of theists
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So today, the challenge was that whoever wins will get airpods, right?
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Georgia, you gave very good convincing arguments, yeah?
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I was listening to it, I was going through it, and I found it really convincing.
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So you said that on your way home you forced some other ideas?
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I was talking about human evolution and how humans cannot evolve from simple nuclear fusion
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How could flesh, blood, skin, bones, everything be formed by just a single atom?
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As well as thinking about the fact that there must have been someone to put everyone onto
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this earth, like the sea, the plants, the grass, everything, and not have just appeared
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I have never heard that argument, and that is, I think that's one of the best arguments
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I've heard, because I talk to a lot of atheists, agnostics, that's what I do.
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I'm a Muslim, so I call people to Islam, basically, give them, and that is, I'm going to listen to it,
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So, you know, that's the reason why, because usually it was the normal AirPods, yeah?
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Because of that argument, you deserve this AirPod Pro.
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You really deserved it, because at the end of the day, you know, that argument in itself
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Now, what I wanted to ask you further is that, as an atheist, would you say you're still
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an atheist, or the arguments you prove to us, or you put yourself in our shoes, how's
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I mean, in a way, I still believe in, like, obviously, science aspects, I'm quite a science
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geek if you think about it, but, like, I still believe in, like, science aspects, but you've
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also got, like, famous scientists out there that have believed in God, so it is possible
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for there to be some sort of superior being that has brought us down onto this Earth,
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So the thing is, what we're saying is, we don't believe, as Muslims, we don't believe
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We don't believe, we believe he's free from the creation.
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So, because we believe there's nothing like him.
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So the thing is, this concept, that the Christians do believe God is a man, but we believe
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that goes against his very nature, because God is unlimited.
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How could he be limited and come into a limited creation?
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Yeah, yeah, I think so, yeah, one of those, yeah.
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So the thing is, you're very articulate and intelligent.
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So, I would say, think about it, because at the end of the day, like you convinced us
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with your argument, I think there is, you would agree that this whole universe cannot come
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So, yeah, so what we say is that that cause has to be God Almighty.
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Like, for example, your mom and dad brought you to this age, right?
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And imagine you turn around and say, nope, mom and dad, you did nothing for me.
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And even though you can say, yes, but I can see my mom and dad, I can speak to them.
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But there are things, elements that we have in our life that we can't see.
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Like, for example, gravity is something we can't see, we see the effects of.
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Dark matter is something we cannot observe, but we see the effects of.
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And so, has it convinced you to a point where you would say, you know, I would want to look
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a bit more deep into it and maybe question my opinions as an atheist?
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I have looked into it because I have had, I do have Muslim friends, I do have Christian
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And I've always, like, kind of been pushed towards Islam more, only because of, like,
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And you have, like, the Quran as well that has never been translated because it doesn't
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For example, like, the Bible, obviously I'm not being anything against them, but the
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Bible has been translated in certain wrong ways, which has portrayed them to, like...
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Whereas, like, with the Quran, it's never been translated out of Arabic.
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Yeah, it's been preserved in its original form.
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Or if you have the time, try to get one and read it for yourself.
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And as well as your argument is very convincing, it has had some effect on you.
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And hopefully, you know, one day we might see you in the park as a Muslim, maybe.
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So, firstly, before I give that to you, you guys put yourself in our shoe.
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Did it make you think for a second, I'll hold on a second, actually, you know, maybe there
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Obviously, you made us put in your shoes, and we had to think about it.
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So, the argument for, like, because you brought up some arguments.
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I can't really remember specifically what it was.
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But you were saying that, for example, all of this coming from nothing, et cetera.
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So, would you still, like, would you say you're still atheist, or would you say you're...
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I'm not going to say you need to drastically change your belief, yeah?
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You can't really come out of nothing, you know what I mean?
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So, you would believe that the university didn't come from nothing?
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Because we had one, Georgia, she was, like, on the way back home.
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She was thinking of more arguments, like, she could have made for a fierce position.
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Like, as you was going on, was you thinking, like, you know, actually, I could have made
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I think what I said yesterday about the seed and how everything's very perfect positioned,
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I've always stood by that, and that's always been my argument, so...
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Some things you sit, you're like, that doesn't make sense.
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Another thing is, like, I don't understand, is how our...
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Some of our DNA is linked with, like, cabbages and bananas.
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Even the whole DNA thing, though, but if you think about it, like, the whole DNA, the
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way it's structured, it's actually like a little factory, you know?
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And, like, if we look at, like, a programme, be it a computer, that's got, like, you know,
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you know, it's got algorithms and the way it's structured, you know?
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So if there's one thing wrong, how can we make something wrong?
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Think about it now, there must be something there.
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I don't know how you're going to divide that, or sell it and share the money.
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Or give one airport to him, you carry the other one.
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It was just thought-provoking, and we learned from each other.
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So basically, we had three people who were going to win the AirPods, yeah?
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Okay, we had the first winner was Georgia, and then second was Toby and Lauren, and third
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was a girl called Rachel, but we're still a messenger on Instagram, we're still waiting
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That's actually, that's like a Turkish name, Aydin.
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Yeah, okay, so Aydin, we admired his effort, because I saw your effort, and I said, okay,
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you know what, let's not leave it empty-handed.
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So, the brother's going to get that, but in the meantime, what I wanted to do was, while
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he goes and gets some, I'm going to give you that, is your arguments were good.
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Actually, yeah, like the things you told me yesterday, I actually thought about them
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while coming here, and they actually really made sense, because like, personally, I'm an
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But the points you made were really convincing to me.
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Like, how I had to like, convince you, um, what was it?
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Like you were saying that, for example, it cannot come from nothing.
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And then, yeah, like the points really made sense.
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So, even though you didn't win the airport, yeah, but when I watched the video, and your
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argument for the proof of God was good, and I thought, it's for my own money.
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I don't know what you're going to do with it, yeah?
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We're going to do another one, maybe with an iPhone.
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Toby, have a nice day and say bye-bye to your friend, the polar bear.
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So, yesterday, we had a social experiment where we asked atheists to put their self in
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a fierce position and give us the best argument for God.
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So, we had Georgia who came, a young lady who won.
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We got in contact with Rachel where we tried to.
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But she wins the last AirPods, which is the AirPods Pro.
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So, we thought we'd give him a little 50 pounds.
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If you want part two of the social experiment, comment in the section below.