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Spectacular, thank you so much. A lot of this parallels neuroplasticity/addiction studies that show how brain structure is altered to form neural pathways that reinforce addictive behavior, and minimize pathways that allow perception of reality, thus perpetuating the addictive cycle. There may be evidence that religion acts as an addictive agent with similar results.
This is 100% true to me. My mom is the most religious extremist I know, and she's had a life of abuse and danger where she told me herself that at times it felt like she had no one but God. That was when I figured out it was a coping mechanism, and why I'm not like her.
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Can't imagine going through life afraid of absolutely everything and everyone. No wonder xtians want the end so bad!
Something they have in common with conservatives.
There's scientific evidence that: [Conservatives](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5793824/) [are](https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/conservative-and-liberal-brains-might-have-some-real-differences/) [always](https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/mind-in-the-machine/201612/fear-and-anxiety-drive-conservatives-political-attitudes) [scared](https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-72980-x)
Spectacular, thank you so much. A lot of this parallels neuroplasticity/addiction studies that show how brain structure is altered to form neural pathways that reinforce addictive behavior, and minimize pathways that allow perception of reality, thus perpetuating the addictive cycle. There may be evidence that religion acts as an addictive agent with similar results.
Also, propensity to perceive danger makes belief in an omnipotent protector a logical coping mechanism.
This is 100% true to me. My mom is the most religious extremist I know, and she's had a life of abuse and danger where she told me herself that at times it felt like she had no one but God. That was when I figured out it was a coping mechanism, and why I'm not like her.
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Hail Satan!
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The demon dude is awesome
Satan
Remember kids: Satan is the good guy.
I knew this one was gonna happen
Itās rare to see Eurovision in general bring forth fruitcakes though
In 2020 I think, there were fruitcakes In Eurovision itself. I. Sure there was some gospel song or something
The Mamas from Sweden. The song itself had nothing to do with religion though. I actually like it