The smartest people have conservative financial and social policies, but are not religious

The smartest people have conservative financial and social policies, but are not religious.

Everyone else is dumber

the biggest redpill is that organized religion is one of society's greatest social inventions. Search your heart, you know it to be true.

Oh absolutely. Religion is very beneficial the development of society. You still gotta be retarded to believe in it, tho (which, fortunately, most people are)

Some of the smartest people in scientific history were deeply religious

nah, the second greatest redpill is that when it comes to religion you can believe pretty much whatever the fuck you want as long as it doesn't violate scientific facts. It's not like atheists are somehow more right about choosing to not believe in something like God lmao

The real redpill is realising that there is some transcendent reality which makes life good, valuable, and worth living, and that the specifics of that aren't super important (various theories/sects/religions are usually historically/culturally/politically influenced) and thus are not relevant unless doctrinal differences start manifesting in the real world in a negative way.

eg: I don't care if some people believe that God is a trinity or God is a unity.

I do care if someone thinks that their religion entitles them to kill me.

See the difference?

I am really sorry to say this but, being pure atheist is as retarded as being a full blown religious person.
You can't keep a nation together without some sort of belief.
It's also stupid to deny something that you can't prove.

Actually, the smartest people tend to be libertarian-right

Which makes sense, considering it's literally the objectively-best ideology.

>divide and conquer jew
Religious and non-religious alike, the smartest people are right-wing/conservative. Period.

most arent

all world religions are inherently incompatible with scientific facts at a fundamental level
yeah absolutely.
the way I personally see it, you can choose to call the force that created the universe "God", (if the universe even WAS created, or that is, that there was nothing before something, which we honestly arent even sure about) then that makes sense. Its just a name. BUT when you start giving "God" all these personality traits and arbitrarily talking about a "Heaven" and a "holy book" and some dude dying on a cross and a talking snake, and creating this unfounded idea of humans being "special" in some existential sense.. then youre clearly just making shit up, and youre a dumbass.