Sebastian Junger

That's not a feeling that you can summon and dictate to yourself.

So I'm an atheist because I don't—

god i don't make god as sort of part of my daily practice it's not part of my life it just isn't right and i can't just choose to make it be i could fake it and i could go to church every sunday but i respect religion in its best form too much to freaking fake it right so and i'm not an agnostic because you know if i if i saw

in my mind, agnostic is like a hung jury, right?

It's like, you know what?

I don't know.

There could be a God.

There might not be a God.

I don't have an opinion on it, right?

A hung jury.

He might be innocent.

I might be guilty.

You know, we can't, Your Honor, we can't decide either way.

And we can make an argument for both.

So it's a hung jury.

Like, we can't, we don't know, right?

In the legal system, that means he's innocent.

If you can't come to a decision of guilt, then he's innocent, right?

But so in the sort of agnostic sense, like,

There's evidence for, evidence against.