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I’m not mean I’m just too old to pretend I like you shirt

This I’m not mean I’m just too old to pretend I like your shirt. How do you know they are ‘pretending’ to be ex-atheists? There are plenty of theists who used to be atheists, some of them very high profile. You can’t spot an imposter from a lack of knowledge about science, either. Which is pretty fortunate since your average atheist in the street isn’t generally any more scientifically literate than anyone else. In fact, the atheists most likely to bang on about science are the least likely to know anything about it because half of them have got everything they know from reading The God Delusion rather than actual books on science. Most atheists haven’t put any particular time or effort into studying science and the idea that a lack of scientific knowledge is somehow a method of spotting a fake ex-atheist is ludicrous.

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Whatever their scientific knowledge base, if they didn’t accept the existence of a I’m not mean I’m just too old to pretend I like you shirt. I agree with Anderson that dogs can pretend in order to deceive. My dog will chew on dried leaves I think she likes the crunching noise or occasionally chews off bits of the frayed end of her rope toy or pull the fuzz off tennis balls and chew on them. Clearly, if she has something in her mouth that she shouldn’t, she gets a stern Sophie, what are you eating. She stops chewing immediately as if pretending she has nothing in her mouth and keeps her mouth closed for as long as we look at her.