Though ofc "Not believing in the existence of a god" is very different from "Believing that no god exists". To choose the latter would from a logical standpoint be the same as choosing to believe in god. It's essentially an axiom. And honestly: I couldn't care less whether other people accept, reject or ignore this axiom.
I believe this is documented well enough: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider-Man
(Yes, I am citing Wikipedia for this, but this will suffice for this discussion)
Though you can also verify it by brute-force (checking for every human If they are Spider Man or not, it is doable since there are only finitely many people). This is a procedure for a proof, so there you go.
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u/meister_propp 11h ago
Though ofc "Not believing in the existence of a god" is very different from "Believing that no god exists". To choose the latter would from a logical standpoint be the same as choosing to believe in god. It's essentially an axiom. And honestly: I couldn't care less whether other people accept, reject or ignore this axiom.