Depends.
There are phenomena we can’t explain. So there is room in reality for things beyond our understanding, which traditionally are filled with myth and believe. However, I agree given that for basically every claim religion has put forth science has been able to demonstrate non-supernatural causes, it only seems logical to assume that this will still be the case further down the line.
IMHO Debian and Ubuntu should be swapped: swapped:
Debian as the serious guy, that’s doing the hard work under the hood while the flashy Ubuntu gets the credit for being popular.
Do not under any circumstances cut into these cylinders with power tools.
They might not contain enough propane to be useful to you, but there might very well be enough in there to mess you up.
Brother of a friend wanted to turn an supposedly empty oil barrel into an outdoor heater. The residual fumes were enough to cause an explosion large enough to fracture his skull and put him into a coma for multiple weeks.
There is a difference between lying and believing.
We know that plants have evolved along every other living being on this planet. Yet for an ancient farmer sowing their field, asking “who or what sowed everything else around me”, the assumption of some godlike original farmer being is reasonable. So, believe in and of itself is not immoral. Believe contrary to better knowledge is.