Issues such as religion or God, morality, and human freedoms were in his opinion not worth pondering about. ... Most of its followers do not believe in God, and their viewpoint is that humans are alone in the universe with no higher being present that can help them through all the trials and tribulations of life on earth. ... They are that all the beliefs that once seemed grounded and determinable, such as the existence of God, the use of logic and reason to find solutions, and the notion of general human improvement, are now irrational and have no merit. ... Marie Curie, a physicist fr...

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