Final question, what do you think has changed your mind?

Like, what are thoughts that you have now that you wouldn't have had before because you've been going out and doing your straight

with a straight strategy.

First, atheists are not rational by default.

Just because you don't believe in a God

does not mean that you came to that decision

using a reliable process,

nor does it mean that you are exempt from other beliefs that are untrue.

There's nothing special about an atheist where the second you discard your God

belief you're suddenly this wise rational person.

And a second, I would say saying I don't know is okay. It's okay to

be uncertain. There's nothing wrong with saying that you don't know and

that's a good that's actually a good thing to model. I'd rather say I don't know and that's a good that's actually a good thing to model

I'd rather say I don't know something than pretend that I do and then the third thing

that I wrote down is it's so important to be there for people for people.

You can go out and have all these conversations It's so important to be there for people.

You can go out and have all these conversations and spend time editing videos and

doing interviews, but you have to build in some time to be there for the people that you talk

to, that they're starting to doubt and they need support. be there spend quite a bit of my time every week talking to people that have either

watched my videos and they're having some difficulties or they're actually

people that I've spoken to that are struggling with the belief that we talked

about and and that's important make time for the belief that we talked about.

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