@B T Thank you I love correcting people

@B T "IT'S INCORRECT" not "ITS INCORRECT"

In case someone with better Hebrew than mine is able to make better sense of what the guy said at 4:51ish help me out but I've never heard those sounds before in my life.

@Amir Cricket I meant specifically those one or two words that I did not understand at all and put ?????? in my translation

@Alberto Levy Maybe tag him @Armin Navabi

Usually not, but some pain is evil. Evil, as it pertains to pain, is pain for no reason. There is great reason for some pain - to prevent people from doing things that are harmful to them, to indicate that a person needs to do his very best to stop whatever is causing the pain is continuing, and its intensity indicates the level of urgency. If we're talking about whether torturing people is evil? probably - unless you can make a really good case that the unnecessary pain you're causing is less evil than failing to get from the person you're torturing whatever you're torturing him for; and you have to also factor in the cost to society of losing your sense of safety from being tortured. I would absolutely support torturing someone that hid a nuclear bomb in order to figure out how to disarm it. If we're talking about whether god creating pain is evil, then yes - depending on what exact powers you ascribe to god, the mere possibility of unnecessary pain is an intentional choice by him to be evil. A non-evil god would not create a human brain with a pain center that could potentially be attacked by disease in order to cause extreme unnecessary pain.

You can do it Sapir! You will be our nation's link to those who watch channel 12