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You, [[User:RobSmith]], [[User: Liberaltears]],  and the most sensible administrator at [[RationalWiki]] told me it was a waste of time to criticize/satirize various uninfluential RationalWikians - many of whom have big personal problems and are quite irrational.  

You, [[User:RobSmith]], [[User: Liberaltears]],  and the most sensible administrator at [[RationalWiki]] told me it was a waste of time to criticize/satirize various uninfluential RationalWikians - many of whom have big personal problems and are quite irrational.  

During WWII the USA/Allies employed the strategy of [[Leapfrogging (military strategy)|leapfrogging]] which was bypassing and isolating fortified positions by focusing on strategically important islands.  

During [[WWII]], the USA/Allies employed the strategy of [[Leapfrogging (military strategy)|leapfrogging]] which was bypassing and isolating fortified positions by focusing on strategically important islands.  

With the above in mind, [[internet atheism]] is seeing big losses of web traffic as is RationalWiki (See: [[Internet atheism web traffic volume]] and [[Internet atheism and the coronavirus pandemic]] and [[RationalWiki and web traffic]]). And should Jesus tarry, there is a wealth of factors pointing to [[desecularization]]] occurring in the 21st century at a faster and faster pace (See: [[Causes of desecularization]] and [[Acceleration of 21st century desecularization]]). And if one looks objectively at the religious/worldview realm, should Jesus tarry, Islam is going to be the most influential non-Christian religion/worldview. Pew Research indicates: "By 2055 to 2060, just 9% of all babies will be born to religiously unaffiliated women, while more than seven-in-ten will be born to either Muslims (36%) or Christians (35%)."[http://www.pewforum.org/2017/04/05/the-changing-global-religious-landscape/] Also, great football teams have great offenses and great defenses. While critiquing false worldviews/religions has its place, so does Christian evangelism.  

With the above in mind, [[internet atheism]] is seeing big losses of web traffic as is RationalWiki (See: [[Internet atheism web traffic volume]] and [[Internet atheism and the coronavirus pandemic]] and [[RationalWiki and web traffic]]). And should Jesus tarry, there is a wealth of factors pointing to [[desecularization]]] occurring in the 21st century at a faster and faster pace (See: [[Causes of desecularization]] and [[Acceleration of 21st century desecularization]]). And if one looks objectively at the religious/worldview realm, should Jesus tarry, Islam is going to be the most influential non-Christian religion/worldview. Pew Research indicates: "By 2055 to 2060, just 9% of all babies will be born to religiously unaffiliated women, while more than seven-in-ten will be born to either Muslims (36%) or Christians (35%)."[http://www.pewforum.org/2017/04/05/the-changing-global-religious-landscape/] Also, great football teams have great offenses and great defenses. While critiquing false worldviews/religions has its place, so does Christian evangelism.  

It was at times entertaining to criticize/satirize various RationalWikians, but the time could have been put to better use. In short, the issue of [[opportunity cost]] is relevant. [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] ([[User talk:Conservative|talk]]) 17:46, June 8, 2023 (EDT)

It was at times entertaining to criticize/satirize various RationalWikians, but the time could have been put to better use. In short, the issue of [[opportunity cost]] is relevant. [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] ([[User talk:Conservative|talk]]) 17:46, June 8, 2023 (EDT)