I don't know if there is an official way to tell how many have voted but my vote for no changed the percent from 65 to 67. I'm sure the algebra to work out votes from that isn't too hard except it's midnight!
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Don't believe in god, I personally like the idea of viking/greek type gods i.e. blokes with hammers and lightening bolts - it seems like a better explanation than boring meteorological stuff - BORING!
I asked my greek friend if people in greece still belived in zuess etc. and she said people who said that would be committed to a mental asylum - why?? its the same as believing in Jesus IMO.
I think the no is roughly at the right level (it's where I voted too) for general academia. There was a paper, and there's a book somewhere on the levels of atheism versus theism in Academia and what not, and it was about a 70/30 split between there.
It's just something about the mind set I think, especially in research, that doesn't synch up well with complete belief. We're empiricists by nature, and wouldn't take any assertions in our area of interest on blind faith alone, so it's not too suprising that it extends to other areas.
wow! its 65% for "no" now and increase to 21% for yes
thank you so much for all your votes :-)
maybe it has to do with higher education; so negative correlation between higher education and belief in God :-)
no debate intended, thanks
love satchi the novice statistic-er
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