Humanist common sense (in the UK)

"Opinion polls and surveys show that humanist beliefs are now very widespread–that this life is the only one we know we have; that science and reason can explain the universe; that morality and meaning are human creations, not divine gifts. Although many people's world views are still fuzzy, with a range of different beliefs and values, many aspects of the humanist approach have become common sense. But there are still not many opportunities for people to encounter explicitly humanist ideas, framed as such. Messages I received from listeners to the podcast often said what a refreshing experience it had been to hear views they shared explained at length, sometimes for the first time in their lives."

— What I Believe: Humanist ideas and philosophies to live by by Andrew Copson

Atomic Whirl

A Version of the Atomic Whirl: Created by the American Atheists in 1963, this symbol represents the idea that scientific inquiry & the scientific method are the best ways to achieve human progress. Has a broken lower loop to represent that all is not known. @atheists.org

NdT on the god of the gaps and “the whole point of science”

https://www.threads.net/@ohgodidontknow/post/DDa1qncpith?xmt=AQGzn-xS57hfn3Er_7fYcnsyOPqY3BPzONCJXGLkhe9esA