Which of the following do you accept? (from FAQ: Is the Church of Virus a Religion)
5.1) That the pursuit of happiness is completely sufficient to establish an ethical and purposeful life.	63.21	(20.65%)
5.2) That any behaviors which are contrary to our biological fundamentals or which prevent the achievement of happiness are harmful to us.	63.79	(20.84%)
5.3) That evidence shows that social, technical and scientific progress minimizes the competition for scarce resources which prevent the conditions in 4.2 from being satisfied.	88.67	(28.97%)
5.4) That the most likely condition under which progress is likely to occur is in a regime based on the scientific method and cooperation between people.	90.41	(29.54%)
decisiveness		(1.74%)
unvoted equity		(4.89%)
voted equity		(95.11%)
51 Voters: Hermit, Kharin, rhinoceros, David Lucifer, Ophis, JerryLee, Hermitess, Kid-A, goomba, ElvenSage, Feagwath, Blunderov, referent, DrSebby, outlawpoet, RavenBlack, prometheus, Walter Watts, Cassidy McGurk, opsima, the.bricoleur, Warlock, Smucker, RenegadeSocial, DJ dAndroid, Sat, Jeber, Mermaid, Casey, Kalkor, michelle, Lukian The Wizard, simul, Aryn Ravenlocke, metahuman, Rhysenn, Galt, Vanacaro, Atheist Crusader, LenKen, Joe Dees, Flux, Drakeo Vortex, Heretician, Alex Future Bokov, chippedlogic, Pabreetzio, MoEnzyme, pickler, teh, Bohandez,
voter	voted for	comment
Jeber	private	no comment
Mermaid	private	no comment
Casey	private	no comment
Kalkor	private	no comment
michelle	5.3) That evidence shows that social, technical and scientific progress minimizes the competition for scarce resources which prevent the conditions in 4.2 from being satisfied. 5.4) That the most likely condition under which progress is likely to occur is in a regime based on the scientific method and cooperation between people.	no comment
Lukian The Wizard	5.1) That the pursuit of happiness is completely sufficient to establish an ethical and purposeful life. 5.2) That any behaviors which are contrary to our biological fundamentals or which prevent the achievement of happiness are harmful to us. 5.3) That evidence shows that social, technical and scientific progress minimizes the competition for scarce resources which prevent the conditions in 4.2 from being satisfied. 5.4) That the most likely condition under which progress is likely to occur is in a regime based on the scientific method and cooperation between people.	no comment
simul	5.1) That the pursuit of happiness is completely sufficient to establish an ethical and purposeful life. 5.2) That any behaviors which are contrary to our biological fundamentals or which prevent the achievement of happiness are harmful to us. 5.3) That evidence shows that social, technical and scientific progress minimizes the competition for scarce resources which prevent the conditions in 4.2 from being satisfied. 5.4) That the most likely condition under which progress is likely to occur is in a regime based on the scientific method and cooperation between people.
Aryn Ravenlocke	private	no comment
metahuman	5.4) That the most likely condition under which progress is likely to occur is in a regime based on the scientific method and cooperation between people.	no comment
		5.1 Is it the happiness of the individual or of the "pack"? 5.3 Isn't it a bit contrary to the purpose of this site to vote on beliefs of evidence? If it is evidence you wouldn't need to vote on it.
Rhysenn	private	no comment
Galt	5.3) That evidence shows that social, technical and scientific progress minimizes the competition for scarce resources which prevent the conditions in 4.2 from being satisfied.	no comment
Vanacaro	private	no comment
Atheist Crusader	private	no comment
LenKen	5.1) That the pursuit of happiness is completely sufficient to establish an ethical and purposeful life. 5.2) That any behaviors which are contrary to our biological fundamentals or which prevent the achievement of happiness are harmful to us. 5.3) That evidence shows that social, technical and scientific progress minimizes the competition for scarce resources which prevent the conditions in 4.2 from being satisfied. 5.4) That the most likely condition under which progress is likely to occur is in a regime based on the scientific method and cooperation between people.	This may sound rather pedantic, but perhaps it would be more beneficial to extol the pursuit of enjoyment rather than happiness. Enjoyment is an involved process and an active state of becoming, whereas happiness is merely a static state of being.
Joe Dees	5.1) That the pursuit of happiness is completely sufficient to establish an ethical and purposeful life. 5.2) That any behaviors which are contrary to our biological fundamentals or which prevent the achievement of happiness are harmful to us. 5.3) That evidence shows that social, technical and scientific progress minimizes the competition for scarce resources which prevent the conditions in 4.2 from being satisfied. 5.4) That the most likely condition under which progress is likely to occur is in a regime based on the scientific method and cooperation between people.	no comment
Flux	5.4) That the most likely condition under which progress is likely to occur is in a regime based on the scientific method and cooperation between people.	no comment
Drakeo Vortex	private	no comment
Heretician	private	no comment
Alex Future Bokov	5.2) That any behaviors which are contrary to our biological fundamentals or which prevent the achievement of happiness are harmful to us. 5.3) That evidence shows that social, technical and scientific progress minimizes the competition for scarce resources which prevent the conditions in 4.2 from being satisfied.	Actually, regimes based on the scientific method don't have a particularly good track record. Social science does best when it's descriptive.
chippedlogic	private	no comment
Pabreetzio	private	no comment
MoEnzyme	private	no comment
DJ dAndroid	private	no comment
pickler	private	no comment
teh	5.3) That evidence shows that social, technical and scientific progress minimizes the competition for scarce resources which prevent the conditions in 4.2 from being satisfied. 5.4) That the most likely condition under which progress is likely to occur is in a regime based on the scientific method and cooperation between people.	no comment
		To solve everything, first believe nothing.
Bohandez	5.2) That any behaviors which are contrary to our biological fundamentals or which prevent the achievement of happiness are harmful to us. 5.3) That evidence shows that social, technical and scientific progress minimizes the competition for scarce resources which prevent the conditions in 4.2 from being satisfied. 5.4) That the most likely condition under which progress is likely to occur is in a regime based on the scientific method and cooperation between people.	no comment