How would science be like today if religion never existed?
How would science be like today if religion never existed?
Ryder Green
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Lincoln Reyes
It would probably be a broader spectrum of knowledge.
Jonathan Torres
I applaud you for keeping this up after all these hours.
Daniel Myers
Probably nonexistent. Like it or not, religion is a highly effective glue for holding groups of people together. Humans and their ancestors have been religious (in some form or another) for nearly all of history and known prehistory.
Matthew Sanchez
if religion didn't exist i'd reckon science would be about a spectrum different
Elijah Green
Religions are a spectrum that hold spectrums of societies together.
Daniel Brooks
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Adrian Parker
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Nathan Phillips
Hate to admit this.. But the ancient Egyptians and Greeks, and later the Romans did fucking lay the foundation. I don't know of any societies that weren't religious, with the exception of sone Pygmy tribes in Monkeyland. But they contributed fuck all. Hell, even the Arabs got some shit in like ALcohol and ALgorithm. And medicine too
Matthew Turner
Arabs only contributed after Islam. Really makes you think.