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Caller Confuses Physics JARGON With Proof of GOD?! | Forrest Valkai & Aaron Adair
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Billy calls in claiming "not everything in the universe is natural," starts by misreading a physics paper about the Higgs boson's "naturalness problem" as evidence for the supernatural, and gets a full graduate-level physics lesson in real time from physicist host Doctor Adair. When that doesn't pan out, Billy pivots to arguing life itself must be "unnatural" because it resembles human-made objects like cars and dams — only for Aaron to point out that cars, dams, and every other product of animal behavior are, definitionally, natural. Billy is repeatedly asked to name a single example of intelligence that exists independent of a physical body. He can't. The call ends with him admitting he doesn't even know what he thinks is behind it all — "a god, an alien, or a cloud" — before ducking out to regroup.
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