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My blog as a religious skeptic and retired Mormon. Wednesday, January 11, 2012. Sagans Dragon, Russells Teapot, and Gods Existence. What would you think if someone claimed that an invisible dragon lived in his garage? What about someone who claimed that an invisible teapot orbited somewhere between Earth and Mars? The following are two great analogies, one about invisible dragons, and the other about an orbiting teapot, that I often think about when people make remarkable claims without any evidence.
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My blog as a religious skeptic and retired Mormon. Wednesday, January 11, 2012. Sagans Dragon, Russells Teapot, and Gods Existence. What would you think if someone claimed that an invisible dragon lived in his garage? What about someone who claimed that an invisible teapot orbited somewhere between Earth and Mars? The following are two great analogies, one about invisible dragons, and the other about an orbiting teapot, that I often think about when people make remarkable claims without any evidence.CONTENT
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