Zone1 Who Say That They are Jews and are Not
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Hafar1014
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Deuteronomy 7:6 uses the term "holy" to distinguish Jews from religions that were "Foul and cruel" "heathenish."
The chosen character of Jews does not involve the inferiority of other nations. Jews regard God as universal The memory of Egyptian slavery was fresh and this is the foul and cruel Gods law is. Jews were appointed workers fir the entire human race.
Tikkun olam (/tiˈkuːn ʌˈlɑːm/; Hebrew: תִּיקּוּן עוֹלָם, romanized: tiqqūn ʻōlām, lit. 'repairing the world') is a religious concept in Judaism, which refers to various forms of action intended to repair and improve the world.
God didnt make us better he made us responsible and thats burden we carry.
Jewish individuals have won over 220 Nobel Prizes, accounting for approximately 22% of all recipients between 1901 and 2025, despite comprising just 0.2% of the world's population. They are heavily represented in scientific fields, with roughly 26% of all scientific Nobel laureates being Jewish. Key laureates include Albert Einstein, Niels Bohr, and dozens more across physics, chemistry, medicine, and economics.
Key Statistics and Facts
- Total Laureates: At least 221 individuals (including those of partial Jewish descent).
- Overrepresentation: Jewish laureates account for 36% of all US recipients and over 20% of the global total.
- Recent Trends: Since 2000, Jews have won 24% of all Nobel Prizes.
- Scientific Dominance: Approximately 1 in 4 Nobel Prizes in Physics (56 prizes) and Medicine (over 50 prizes) has been awarded to a Jewish person.
Notable Jewish Nobel Laureates
- Physics: Albert Einstein (1921), Niels Bohr (1922), Richard Feynman (1965), Andrea Ghez (2020).
- Chemistry: Fritz Haber (1918), Paul Berg (1980), Ada Yonath (2009), Martin Chalfie (2008).
- Physiology/Medicine: Karl Landsteiner (1930), Gerty Cori (1947), Baruch Blumberg (1976), David Julius (2021).
- Economics: Paul Samuelson (1970), Milton Friedman (1976), Daniel Kahneman (2002), Claudia Goldin (2023).
- Literature: Saul Bellow (1976), Isaac Bashevis Singer (1978), Bob Dylan (2016), Louise Glück (2020).
- Peace: René Cassin (1968), Henry Kissinger (1973), Elie Wiesel (1986), Shimon Peres (1994).
The high number of recipients is often attributed to cultural, historical, and intellectual factors.
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He doesnt he holds Christians as superior as only they can go to heaven. What load of crap that is
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Jews rejected Jesus because he is literally an idol and we cant worship idols. There is no original sin in Genesis so there is no reason for Jesus to exist. Christians invented Hell as a threat to force obedience. Jews believe in free will. To us Christianity is primitive religion that uses force to convert and distorts Genesis which we created. It just wasnt good enough for us
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How can you understand it when you cant read Hebrew and have no idea what it means. I explained it to you in another response. What you showing is sense of personal inferiority. Therapy can fix that
GLASNOST
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Do you have any statistics on that? I assume you are saying it's 100% I mean, that's the way you present your case.
Oh no! I'd love for you to tell me what you think my bias(es) is(are). C'mon, let's hear it!
Just make sure to put on your seatbelt because you are in for a few harsh jolts.
GLASNOST
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You Islamist Fundamentalists are all alike.
GLASNOST
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That's obvious. The problem is that you don't understand what it means. It is unwise to use words, sentences, phrases and quotes out of context. It really makes you look stupid. I'm not saying that you are stupid but it makes you look that way. So, it's better if you ......
I see once again you have no argument, and can only resort to the good old “anti-Semitic” charge.
Yea sure, I’m “anti-Semitic” when my entire belief system is based off the ancient Israelites and the Jewish messiah, Jesus Christ.
There is nothing more “anti-Semitic” than rejecting the messiah and New Covenant as promised us in the Old Testament.
Do you dare read the Old Testament without the consent or “commentaries” of Talmudic Rabbis? I doubt it.
You need statistics to know that people are predisposed to biases? Or were you looking for the statistics on how frequently people are biased? Because very few people are objective all of the time or subjective all of the time. Most fall somewhere in the middle and it all depends on how strongly they "feel" about any particular thing.
Humans are deeply predisposed to cognitive biases because the brain uses them as automatic, mental shortcuts for survival, efficiency, and information processing. These implicit biases, ranging from in-group favoritism to pattern recognition, are ingrained through evolution to protect us and speed up decision-making, though they often lead to distorted perceptions.
Key Aspects of Human Bias Predisposition:
- Evolutionary Roots: Humans are predisposed to "in-group/out-group" biases, which originated from the need to favor kin for survival. Similarly, a "hypersensitivity" to detecting agency (assuming intent or danger) was advantageous, causing people to see patterns even where none exist.
- Brain Efficiency: The human brain is hard-wired to conserve energy, relying on automatic, fast-thinking processes that often bypass objective, slow analysis.
- Environmental & Personal Factors: While some predispositions are innate, many biases are developed through life experiences, cultural upbringing, and personal history, according to PMC - NIH and Dima Ghawi.
- Ubiquitous Nature: Nearly everyone possesses some form of bias, such as, for instance, nearly 90% of people show bias on the Gender Social Norms Index, World Bank Blogs reports.
While the predisposition to bias is natural, it can be mitigated. Strategies include acknowledging one's own biases, taking implicit association tests, diversifying one's environment, and engaging in active, slower thinking to counteract automatic.
You'd have to answer the question I asked first instead of dodging like you are trying to do.Oh no! I'd love for you to tell me what you think my bias(es) is(are). C'mon, let's hear it!
You seem to have strong opinions which are often times the result of emotion and bias. But without knowing what horse you have in the race, this is the closest I can come to diagnosing you.
GLASNOST
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You just DRIP disdain for Jews who follow their religion, instead of worshipping a man.
You are a silly little girl.
GLASNOST
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You are a silly little girl.
One more and you can apply to become a trans-boy.
I'm not British.
Hafar1014
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Bias is not wrong or bad unless you allow it to distort realityYou need statistics to know that people are predisposed to biases? Or were you looking for the statistics on how frequently people are biased? Because very few people are objective all of the time or subjective all of the time. Most fall somewhere in the middle and it all depends on how strongly they "feel" about any particular thing.
Humans are deeply predisposed to cognitive biases because the brain uses them as automatic, mental shortcuts for survival, efficiency, and information processing. These implicit biases, ranging from in-group favoritism to pattern recognition, are ingrained through evolution to protect us and speed up decision-making, though they often lead to distorted perceptions.
Key Aspects of Human Bias Predisposition:
Managing Built-in Biases:
- Evolutionary Roots: Humans are predisposed to "in-group/out-group" biases, which originated from the need to favor kin for survival. Similarly, a "hypersensitivity" to detecting agency (assuming intent or danger) was advantageous, causing people to see patterns even where none exist.
- Brain Efficiency: The human brain is hard-wired to conserve energy, relying on automatic, fast-thinking processes that often bypass objective, slow analysis.
- Environmental & Personal Factors: While some predispositions are innate, many biases are developed through life experiences, cultural upbringing, and personal history, according to PMC - NIH and Dima Ghawi.
- Ubiquitous Nature: Nearly everyone possesses some form of bias, such as, for instance, nearly 90% of people show bias on the Gender Social Norms Index, World Bank Blogs reports.
While the predisposition to bias is natural, it can be mitigated. Strategies include acknowledging one's own biases, taking implicit association tests, diversifying one's environment, and engaging in active, slower thinking to counteract automatic.
You'd have to answer the question I asked first instead of dodging like you are trying to do.
You seem to have strong opinions which are often times the result of emotion and bias. But without knowing what horse you have in the race, this is the closest I can come to diagnosing you.
That's obvious. The problem is that you don't understand what it means. It is unwise to use words, sentences, phrases and quotes out of context. It really makes you look stupid. I'm not saying that you are stupid but it makes you look that way. So, it's better if you ......
That is right. It is the Word of God. Nothing taken out of context. It shows you are full of shit.
I do understand what (Deut. 7:6) says. It says this. "For thou art an holy people unto the LORD thy God: the LORD thy God hath chosen thee to be a special people unto himself, above all people that are upon the face of the earth."
You acted stupid, which probably was no act, and asked why would God choose the people above all other peoples. Which I answered in post #(79), with Scripture. Which you choose to ignore because it shows you are full of shit.
So, again, (Ex. 19:3-6), dumbass, "And Moses went up unto God, and the LORD called unto him out of the mountain, saying, Thus shalt thou say to the house of Jacob, and tell the children of Israel.
"Ye have seen what I did unto the Egyptians, and how I bare you on eagles' wings, and brought you unto myself.
Now therefore, if ye will obey my voice indeed, and keep my covenant then ye shall be a peculiar treasure unto me above all people: for all the earth is mine.
"And Ye shall be unto me a kingdom of priests, and an holy nation. These are the words which thou shalt speak unto the children of Israel."
I answered your silly question with Scripture. You answer with nothing because nothing is all you are. You run and hide because you don't believe the Scripture.
Do you disagree that the Jews are chosen of God above all peoples on the earth? Why, when it says they are? So who is antisemitic...you or me?
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The question is as to what leads to become biased towards a certain topic, and not if people are biased.
Hitler didn't have a viable education standard - thus one of the many answer he got to hear as to why Germany had lost WWI, were
Communist/Socialists and that Jews had invented it. Short and simple - so sounded solid to him.
Funny part; if Russia hadn't become Bolshevik - Germany would have lost the war - even before the USA came.
Other opinions/answers he got - Germany did not have the manpower, industrial resources and was effectively embargoed and cut off from outside supplies - didn't make sense to him - simply because he didn't have the education aka no comprehension towards such a complex answer/ opinion.
Why where Muslims resp. Arabs biased against immigrating Zionists? - because they feared/anticipated, that these Zionists are going to take away their homes and land.
Why are Zionists biased against Arabs&Palestinians? - because they are aware that the Arabs/Palestinians want their homes and land back.
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