It's possible I became an extrovert after I was engaged and it ended. I am more likely to look for friends and be around other people now. I don't enjoy being alone as much.
Does he have a mental health disorder? I had him install ChatGPT on his phone, and it gave a balanced perspective on the resurrection of Jesus and the reliability of Revelation. It reasonably defended him and weakly questioned him. However, I feel that my Dad is jumping to conclusions about the Bible. What evidence do I have that Jesus is not returning? What evidence do I have that Revelation is unreliable? What does it mean that no one has found the body of Jesus?
I feel as though I'm a hypocrite, or that I don't deserve what I have been given, or that there is some sort of spiritual contradiction with why / how I was born and my experiences. I currently live with my parents because the job market is too competitive for software engineers. If I didn't have my family, I would be homeless.
I grew up in a conservative Christian background, but I now identify as an agnostic, rational / intuitive, liberal Christian theist. Are agnostics sinners? I don't believe everything about Jesus (but I'm not against him).
I grew up a conservative Christian, but now I am an agnostic, rational theist, and a liberal Christian. Some Christians think I am going to hell for my beliefs. Is ChatGPT enough to save me if it tells me I'm not "automatically" going to hell?
I'm not sure if this is the right subreddit or not. If not, can you point me in the right direction? It seems like long-term durability in living tissue is still an open problem in neuroscience and invasive BCIs. What is the future of non-invasive BCIs?
Here are a couple articles I found:
I’ve been thinking about how personal beliefs intersect with working in tech, and I’m curious if anyone here identifies as an agnostic theist while working in software development.
If that’s you, how (if at all) does that perspective influence the way you approach coding, problem-solving, or thinking about systems? Do you ever find it shapes how you view things like logic, uncertainty, or even AI?
Also, do you feel like your views are something you keep separate from work, or do they naturally show up in how you think day to day?
Would be interested to hear from others with similar perspectives, or even from people who’ve worked alongside someone like this. I'd love to connect.
I have a background in .NET / Angular.
Thanks!
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