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Listen, it's fine if you wanna spend your time scrolling through Facebook reading random posts, watching GIFs, and clicking on, well, clickbait.
But, me, personally, I'm sick of all that sensationalism and nonsense.
Why?
Well, the biggest reason is that I wish people would stop committing so many logical fallacies!!!
I've actually had fantasies where I get to add this to the 10 Commandments:
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So, if you're like me and want to look at something else for a bit, check out some of my favorite links on flaws, belief in God, and free speech.
Take a look and lemme know what you think.
-Skeptical Steve
P.S. That one about belief in God probably isn't what you think it is :P
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