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Is GOD in our HEAD ? Jordan Peterson vs Matt Dillahunty - Claim Analysis 3
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Matt Dillahunty goes head-to-head with Jordan Peterson on God, Religion, Morality & more!
Claims:
1. MD believes it is not plausible that a supernatural Being is responsible for the origins of religion.
2. JP believes that the use of psychedelic drugs generally produces good health results.
3. JP believes that people who have these psychedelic experiences have a tendency to believe that the experiences were supernatural or divine.
4. MD believes a plausible answer to why people believe their psychedelic experiences were supernatural can be found in the influences & suggestions of culture.
5. JP believes the initial impulse is to believe one’s psychedelic experience to be supernatural.
6. MD believes there to be plausible natural explanations for these psychedelic experiences.
7. MD believes that our explanations for things can be wrong even if we believe them to be right.
8. JP believes that it’s plausible that consciousness is not in your head.
9. MD believes consciousness to be produced by our brain.
10. JP believes consciousness to be really mysterious, not just mysterious.
11. JP believes that consciousness is roughly associated with the brain.
12. MD believes that some people are so uncomfortable with saying “I don’t know” that they give an explanation that is untestable.
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