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    The argument that “actual” atheism is rare because people see purpose everywhere

    The post uses a phrase it attributes to Elon Musk—humans as “biological bootloaders” for AI—as an example of people finding an end goal in the world.

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    One post argues that “actual” atheism is rare because people find teleology—purpose or end goals—everywhere, including in evolution and thermodynamics. It extends that argument to AI, citing a description of humans as “biological bootloaders” that it attributes to Elon Musk.

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    @zetalyraeI've learned it's very rare to be an actual atheist. People will find teleology everywhere: evolution, thermodynamics for some reason. Thus Elon talks of humans as "biological bootloaders" for AI, etc.

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    @zetalyraeI've learned it's very rare to be an actual atheist. People will find teleology everywhere: evolution, thermodynamics for some reason. Thus Elon talks of humans as "biological bootloaders" for AI, etc.