What's the most scientifically-accurate religion and why

where did you find this pile of shit picture

>>8939574

Wow! There's a lot of homologies between different phenomena in nature! I would haven't known that! Buddha was clearly the best.

>>8939574
bhuddism is like a plug in for different religions tho, its not necessarily a religion unto itself.

>>8939599
A religion doesn't need a big sky daddy to be one.

>>8939599
>science is a religion
>budhism is not a religion

I wish /sci/ would make up their minds

>>8939574
>>Auras exist as proven by Kirlian Photography
Do you even understand the science behind Kirlian photog? Because you clearly don't.

>>8939647
>still confused over why his scientism is retarded

go back to /reddit/.

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On the subject of the spirituality of science....

I've been thinking about this picture. What if we put psychology on the right side of mathematics. Now I'm NOT suggesting psychology is more pure than math, but hear me out.

Think about it this way, all those fields, other than math and psychology, are based on 100% physical reality. Math is a bit of both, meaning you can have real numbers and quantify the universe with math, but you can also do stuff with math that's physically impossible in reality. Math can exist in the physical universe and purely as thought at the same time.

Now psychology deals with things that have no corporeal state in this reality. There is nothing in psychology that can be 100% accurately quantified with biology or chemistry. With this in mind I think psychology belongs on the far right side, and math would be the exact middle ground between the physical world and the world of pure thought and spirituality. Mathematics has more in common with our souls than chemistry and physics, and this is why science hasn't been able to prove the existence of a soul. Science has been trying to quantify something that exists in the world of pure thought, with the tools used to quantify stuff in the world of physical reality.

Since math is the bridge between both, what if we tried quantifying the soul with pure mathematics?

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>>8939686

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>>8939686
for starters, can we all agree on that consciousness is some sort of recursive algorithm?

>>8939574
>The sound Om, when chanted, vibrates at the frequency of 432 Hz, which resonates with the frequency of 8 Hz, the Schumann Resonance
Are you trying to be wrong on purpose?

>>8939599
Actually it's mostly the Western conception of religion that insists it's the exclusive truth. Eastern religions are more like philosophies in the sense that they're not mutually incompatible.

>>8939686
Why are you imagining that there's a soul to begin with?

>>8939722
you essentially reiterated the point i was trying to make.

>>8939727
If you were to upload all your memories, thoughts, personalities, habitats into a robot that's a prefect replica of a human, or into a computer simulation, you'd for the most part be intact. Even tho your no longer part of your original body, you still think and therefore you are. Your memories are intact so you're not changed. If that's not in essence a soul, I don't know what is.

>>8939732
Actually Buddhism seems to have been the first belief system to embrace empiricism. And at least regarding the nature of perception, etc. it's more or less congruent with modern neuroscience, i.e. the idea that you're really observing your actions more than actively directing them, and rather than being an autonomous individual, you're actually defined by and inseparable from the rest of the universe.

>>8939736
It's more that there's nothing there beyond neurology. You could copy or simulate neurology, but there's no separate, intangible lifeforce or whatever there that's somehow occupying and controlling it.

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>>8939732
>look mommy, I posted it again

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>>8939574
here's a better picture

carved into a dry lake bed. no one knows where it came from or who made it

>>8939716
naturally, but algorithm requires the entirety of the brain and all sub structures and all sub sub structures to work in unison. the computational density of the human brain is completely understated.

>>8939716
But for what purpose? What benefit does this provide?

>>8939574
Judaism
IIRC the Kabalah speaks of different planets and galaxies among other things despite having been written in the 2nd century
Additonally, they've been cleaning, washing and eating properly for thousands of years. One of the reasons they got blamed for the black death was because compared to the average 14th century peasant they were fairly healthy and thus less susceptible to the plague

>>8939946
Kabbalah is the closest thing to the truth that exists

>>8939574
I googled some words in that pic and the first result was
>The Sound “Om” Has a Shape, and It Looks a Lot Like Our Universe
yes, thats exactly how the universe looks.

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>>8939574
Why are people degrading Buddhism and meditation with this horseshit?

Stop trying to make religions scientific. You are doing a disservice to both. And look retarded in the process.

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>>8939849
>no one knows where it came from or who made it
We know exactly who made it.
https://muse.jhu.edu/article/178426
It took me three minutes to find that based on the image you posted.
People like this should have their computers taken away because they sure as fuck don't know how to use it.

>>8939574
>>The sound Om, when chanted, vibrates at the frequency of 432 Hz

Hello. Frequencies are perceived in terms of pitch or a note. Like do-ray-me etc.

>>8939624
Not entirely true. There are two main types of Buddhism and one essentially believes in Buddha as being the saviour and that if you call upon him he will save you and bring you to a garden where it is summer all of the time. Or you can just go around the wheel of death for all eternity, you now whatever your into.

>>8939849
Some dudes probably made it.

>>8939780
Yes you did my child. Now please stop skipping classes and go back to your high school.

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>>8939686
>>Think about it this way, all those fields, other than math and psychology, are based on 100% physical reality.
this is false, also scientists do not rely on what they experience, they rely on tools that some guy creates and on some model ''modeling'' the tool, then they relay on statistics

>>8939716
Can we agree that consciousness isn't a single thread? Ya change a few chemical concentrations and you become a different version of yourself.

Islam. They practically invented astronomy, chemistry, and mathematics and continues to produce brilliant engineers and scientists into the modern era.

Therevada is objectively GOAT. All the other wheels are spiritualistic larping, though.