We do not have free will since everything that happens is determined by what has happened before.

If quantum randomness is real, then everything is not determined by what happened before.
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Consciousness is nothing more than a biological computer having enough time on its hands to contemplate its own existence.

The mind-body problem isn't solved at all since we don''t know how those two entities are linked. We know they are linked, but we don't know how. And we have no proof consciousness is based on material relations.

There is no scientific evidence that GMO foods are harmful to humans.

If you think about this study: http://www.mnn.com/green-tech/research-innovations/stories/did-gmo-corn-give-these-mice-giant-tumors , it has been widely criticized for its lack of rigorousness.
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Consciousness is nothing more than a biological computer having enough time on its hands to contemplate its own existence.

It is indeed currently the only way we can explain the evolution and creation of life; for all that, it doesn't make it valid. The theory of evolution, and how life appeared are two very different things. We almost don't know how life appeared, and prebiotic chemistry is widely controversial.

Consciousness is nothing more than a biological computer having enough time on its hands to contemplate its own existence.

A computer can evolve itself, but it has to be created by something in the first place; and created in a way that allows it to evolve by itself.

Life is pointless

Reproducing is the goal of Life at an individual level; but what is the goal of reproducing at a global level ? Reproduction may be a part of the answer, but not all of it.

Religion was created to control society

There is two axes in religion: the one between the adherent and God; and the one between the adherents of the religion itself. This statement neglects the first one, as the religion also has a spiritual goal, beside his social goal.

Consciousness is nothing more than a biological computer having enough time on its hands to contemplate its own existence.

We don't know if computers will ever be able to contemplate its own existence; this level of cognition has never been reached to this day. As long as we don't reach it, there is still a possibility that consciousness can't be based on a mecanism.

Consciousness is nothing more than a biological computer having enough time on its hands to contemplate its own existence.

We have no proof consciousness is entirely based on a material mecanism. Since we haven't solved the mind-body problem, we can't affirm that kind of statement.
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