We began to believe in science. Why do scientists believe in God more and more?

As a scientist, the more you know about the world, the less you know about it Your knowledge is like drawing a circle on the beach to show all your knowledge. The bigger the circle, the more knowledge you know, but the more unknown you are exposed to. The great scientist has explored pieces of new sand, but there is still a lot of sand that he doesn't understand and can't understand. These sands are more exposed to sand than ordinary people, and have basically never been seen by others.

He can't ask others for help, but in order to satisfy himself spiritually, he can only describe these things in the image of God, although these sands have basically been explored by latecomers and found to have nothing to do with God. Newton couldn't explain how his gravitational system was twisted at first. The problem haunted him like a devil, and no one could help him. The only way to get rid of his soul is to deceive yourself with God's first driving force. Now that problem has been solved long ago.

Seventy years ago, the Copenhagen school of quantum mechanics could not explain how waves and particles could only be observed separately, so it put forward such a thing as the collapse of consciousness, which led to the emergence of people and liars with quantum mechanics as their soul. More than 30 years ago, this problem has been convincingly solved.

So the world is really godless, especially when the consciousness of quantum mechanics appears. Most physicists in this field are very dissatisfied with the emergence of consciousness, thinking that it violates the basic law of science-there can be no place for God in your system. The great mathematician and scientist Laplace answered Napoleon in this way. But what should you do if you have no energy to do something you don't know? Just comfort yourself with a god, as Voltaire said, "There is no god in this world, we need to create a god." But the consequences of theism are very serious, because there is already a god comforting himself, and it can't go on. Once this god's control reaches the scope of his own research, this scientist will be finished. The most typical example is Newton, who made no progress in science after he got the first impetus and began to study theology. And in fact, we begin to believe that there is no difference between science and scientists who believe in the existence of God, because they always pin their hopes of knowing everything on others.